Free online PDF toolkit

PDF Toolkit

Merge PDFs, split pages, rotate documents and create PDF files from images in one clean browser-based workspace.

No account required Browser-first workflow Merge, split, rotate

Work with PDFs online

Choose a PDF action

Live PDF Tools
Privacy note: These PDF actions run in your browser when possible. Files are loaded locally for the selected operation and are not uploaded by this static tool.
Choose a PDF action and select files to begin.

How it works

Simple PDF workflow

  1. Choose an action. Merge, split, rotate or create a PDF from images.
  2. Select your files. Upload PDFs or images depending on the selected tool.
  3. Process and download. Niva Tools prepares a downloadable PDF directly in your browser.

Current scope

Ready for common PDF tasks

PDF Toolkit focuses on practical everyday actions: combining PDFs, extracting pages, rotating pages and creating PDF documents from images.

Advanced compression, OCR, password protection and PDF text editing can be added later with a more specialized conversion engine.

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Continue working with files

PDF Toolkit connects naturally with the document and image tools inside Niva Tools.

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FAQ

PDF Toolkit questions

Is PDF Toolkit free?

Yes. PDF Toolkit is a free online PDF utility inside Niva Tools.

Are my PDF files uploaded?

The current browser-first workflow processes supported PDF actions locally in your browser. Very advanced features may require a future server-powered engine.

Which PDF tools are available now?

This version includes merge PDF, split/extract pages, rotate PDF pages and images to PDF.

Can I compress or edit PDF text?

Advanced PDF compression, OCR and text editing are planned for future versions because they require specialized processing to be reliable.