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Simple PDF tools.Keep your work flowing.

Convert, clean, extract, and organize PDFs with privacy in mind. Supported tools run locally in your browser, and compatible operations connect—no repeated file selection or downloads between steps.

Images, TXT, Markdown, HTML, EPUB and SVG ⇄ PDF · merge, rotate, compress, inspect, sanitize

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Online to use, local to process — nothing is uploaded

One selection, then keep going

When one operation finishes, hand its result straight to the next compatible tool. Download whenever you need to—no saving and re-uploading between every step.

  1. Image to PDF
  2. Resize PDF Pages
  3. Clean PDF Metadata
  4. Download

Sending a file out? See what it is still carrying.

Author names in the metadata, reviewer comments, hidden text and black boxes that never removed anything — all easy to miss before you share.

Inspect a PDF Or clean it in one pass

Browse by Cluster

Tools grouped by the job you actually need to get done.

PDF Convert

Turn images, notebooks, documents, email files and archives into PDF — or render PDF pages back into images. Everything happens in your browser, nothing is uploaded.

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Organize PDF Pages

Merge several PDFs, pull pages out, rotate, reverse or resize them — page-level work that stays on your device.

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Extract from PDF

Get the text layer, the embedded images and a Markdown version of your document — extracted locally, in your browser.

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Clean PDF & Privacy

See what your PDF carries — author, producer, XMP, links, scripts, annotations — and strip it before you hit send.

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Check & Analyse PDF

Catch blank pages, missing fonts, low-resolution images, mixed page sizes and archival problems before someone else does.

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Handy PDF Utilities

The odd jobs that do not fit anywhere else — read a code, grab a coordinate, hash a file, diff two versions.

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Built on Trust, Not on Uploads

Your documents stay on your device from drop to download.

Local Processing

Every tool runs in your browser. Files are opened, processed and written back on your device.

No Uploads

Nothing is sent to a server. You can disconnect after the page loads and keep working.

Built with PDF.js & pdf-lib

Rendering and page operations are handled by the same open-source engines the web relies on.

Non-Blocking Workers

Heavy work runs in Web Workers, so the interface stays responsive on large documents.

No Watermark, No Sign-Up

Free to use, no account required, and nothing is stamped onto your files.

Anonymous by Design

We only record anonymous usage stats such as format and duration — never filenames or content.

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Guides & Notes

Practical write-ups on working with PDFs locally.

How to Convert a Bank Statement PDF to Excel

Turn a bank statement PDF into an Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file in your browser. No upload, no OCR server, no signup — and a checklist for checking the exported numbers before you rely on them.

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How to Convert a Jupyter Notebook to PDF Without LaTeX

Turn a .ipynb notebook into a PDF without installing Python, nbconvert or a TeX distribution. Markdown, code cells, saved outputs and charts are laid out in your browser.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I verify that my file is never uploaded?

Open DevTools → Network, drop a file into any tool and run it: apart from the page's own assets, no request carries your file. Once the page has loaded, every tool keeps working with the network unplugged.

Why process files in the browser?

Privacy: nothing is uploaded, so there is nothing to leak. Speed: no waiting for uploads or downloads. No server quotas: no queues, and no page or run limits.

Which browsers are supported?

Modern browsers — Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. Heavy work runs in a Web Worker, so the latest Chrome or Edge gives the best performance. IE11 and older are not supported.

Are there file size limits?

The default limit is 100 MB per file and 50 files per batch, checked locally in your browser. Beyond that it depends on your device memory, so split very large jobs into smaller batches.

Does output quality drop?

It depends on the tool. PDF to image is driven by the resolution you pick, for screen or print. Extract, merge, rotate, and page extraction keep the original page content — nothing is recompressed.

Do I need to sign up?

No. Every tool is free, with no sign-up, no login, and no email required. Your output files carry no watermark.

Is my data tracked or analyzed?

Not for ads and not across sites. At most we record anonymous usage events (tool, format, duration bucket) — never file names or file contents. If analytics are not enabled, nothing is sent at all.

Can I process several files at once?

Yes. Image to PDF, merge PDFs, and the metadata tools accept multiple files at once. Tools that produce many outputs — PDF to image, extract PDF images — can package the results as a ZIP.

How do I report a problem or suggest a feature?

Leave a message on the contact page: minopdf.com/contact. We reply as soon as we can.

What does "keep your work flowing" mean?

When one operation finishes, you can hand its result straight to the next compatible tool instead of picking the file again. Results stay in the current browser tab only; if the next tool does not accept that format, nothing is filled in and the tool page opens as usual.

Ready to get it done in one go?

Pick a file once, then hand the result to the next compatible tool whenever you need another step — all in your browser.

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