PDF Tools
Free tools for merging, splitting, rotating, and watermarking PDFs. No servers, no limits.
The PDF Tools section on Adawix handles everything you might encounter in your document processing journey: merging multiple files into one, extracting specific pages, rotating misaligned pages, adding watermarks to protect content, compressing large files, converting between PDF and images. All tools rely on the open-source pdf-lib library and work entirely in your browser — especially important for contract, invoice, and official document files that should not be uploaded to external servers.
PDF Merger
Merge multiple PDFs into one file with page ordering
FreeImages to PDF
Convert images to a PDF file with page size and orientation options
FreePDF Page Extractor
Extract specific pages from a PDF into a new file
FreeRotate PDF
Rotate all PDF pages by 90° or 180°
FreePDF Watermark
Add a text watermark to all pages of a PDF
FreePDF Compressor
Compress PDF files and reduce their size while preserving quality
FreePDF to Images
Convert PDF pages to PNG or JPG images at your chosen resolution
FreeAbout PDF Tools
Work with PDF files freely: merge multiple files into one document, split a large file into separate pages, rotate misaligned pages, add text watermarks to protect content, and convert images to PDF. Every operation runs in your browser using the open-source pdf-lib library — your files are never uploaded to any server.
Perfect for students, lawyers, and office workers handling sensitive files daily. Start with the PDF Merger to combine invoices or reports, or use the PDF Splitter to extract specific pages.
When to use each PDF tool?
For employees preparing monthly reports, the PDF merger tool saves sending separate files to your boss — it gathers reports, invoices, and attachments into one organized file. And when you receive a huge file and only need specific pages, use the page extractor to cut what matters to you only (e.g., the contract page without appendices).
For shop owners and designers, when sending a price quote or visual draft to a client before final approval, the watermark tool adds transparent text (such as "for review only" or "draft") across every page. And for the student photographing their review book with their phone, the images-to-PDF tool organizes images into one neat file easily.
When the online submission site rejects your file because its size exceeds the allowed limit (e.g., 2 MB), use the PDF compression tool — it reduces the size by 30-60% while maintaining the clarity of texts and images. Finally, the PDF-to-images tool is useful when you want to insert a PDF page into a PowerPoint presentation or a Word document as an image.
لمن يريد إرسال ملف PDF عبر واتساب بالتحديد، يتوفر دليل ضغط PDF للواتساب يشرح الإعدادات المثلى للحصول على أصغر ملف دون فقدان قابلية القراءة.
Common questions about PDF tools
Do the tools support password-protected files?
Currently no — because decryption requires permissions not available in free web tools. If your file is protected, open it first with a PDF reader program and save it without a password, then use our tools.
What is the maximum file size?
It depends on your device memory. Practically, files up to 100 MB work smoothly on most computers. For larger files, you may need to close other tabs to free up memory.
Are the resulting PDF files compatible with all readers?
Yes. We use the standard PDF 1.7 specification, supported in Adobe Reader, Foxit, PDF X-Change, and modern browsers Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.