Everyday PDF tasks without a heavy desktop suite
UVs PDF tools are focused on common document jobs: combining files, extracting pages, reducing size, changing page order and converting between PDF and Word. The PDF and Word conversion tools are also designed to run in the browser, so they do not require a paid document-conversion API.
Combine or separate documents
Merge PDF copies pages from several PDFs into one file. Split PDF does the reverse by extracting selected pages or creating separate page files.
Edit PDF page structure
The PDF Page Editor can rotate, remove and reorder pages. It is intentionally a page-level editor and does not pretend to be a full text-and-object PDF editing suite.
Reduce PDF file size
Compress PDF is intended mainly for scanned or image-heavy documents. It rebuilds pages at a smaller image footprint, so it can reduce sharpness and is not appropriate when exact document structure or digital signatures must be preserved.
Convert PDF and Word documents
PDF to Word and Word to PDF run in the browser without a paid conversion API. Complex layouts, unavailable fonts and scanned content can still produce different results, so always review converted documents before distribution.
Frequently asked questions
Which PDF tools keep files on my device?
Merge PDF, Split PDF, Compress PDF, PDF Page Editor, PDF to Word and Word to PDF are designed to operate in the browser. No paid document-conversion API is required for PDF/Word conversion.
Can I edit text inside a PDF here?
No. The PDF Page Editor changes page order, rotation and inclusion; it does not edit text or objects inside a page.
Does PDF compression keep digital signatures valid?
Do not assume it will. Rebuilding or modifying a PDF can invalidate signatures, so keep signed originals unchanged.
Can I merge and then compress a PDF?
Yes. Merge the source documents first, download the combined file and then compress the merged copy if needed.