What can I do with the PDF Multi Tool that the single-purpose
tools can't?
It puts merging, reordering, rotating, duplicating, deleting,
inserting, and splitting in one page grid, so you can do several
of them in a single pass without downloading and re-uploading
between steps. Every action is covered by undo and redo, so you
can experiment before you export.
How do I combine pages from several PDFs into one document?
Upload all the source files and their pages appear together in
one grid, in upload order. Drag pages into the order you want,
delete the ones you don't need, and click Export PDF to download
the result as a single file.
Can I add images as pages?
Drop JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, BMP, GIF, or SVG files
alongside your PDFs and each image becomes a page you can move,
rotate, or delete like any other. Blank pages can also be added
from the Insert menu.
How do I split one PDF into several files?
Click Split and choose how to divide the document: by page
ranges, odd and even pages, every page, bookmarks, every N
pages, or file size. One part downloads as a PDF; several parts
download together as a ZIP.
Does rotating pages here reduce quality?
No. Rotation is stored as a page attribute in 90-degree steps
rather than re-rendering the content, so text, vectors, and
images are untouched. For angles other than 90, 180, or 270
degrees, use
Rotate by Custom Degrees.
Can I export only some of the pages?
Tick the checkboxes on the pages you want and use Download
selected to get just those pages as selected-pages.pdf. The
workspace stays as it is, so you can keep working and export the
rest later.
What happens to bookmarks when I export?
The export rebuilds the document page by page, so bookmarks from
the source files aren't carried into the new PDF. Page content,
including text and images, is copied as-is.
Are my PDFs uploaded when I use the Multi Tool?
No. Page thumbnails are rendered and the final PDF or ZIP is
assembled in your browser, and damaged files are repaired
locally before loading too. Nothing you drop into the grid
leaves your computer.