PDF Tools25 tools
Merge, split, compress, crop and edit PDFs without uploading them anywhere.
Merge & Split6
Merge PDFCombine multiple PDFs into one fileSplit PDFExtract a range of pages into a new PDFDelete PagesRemove specific pages from your PDFExtract PagesSave a selection of pages as a new fileOrganize PDFReorder, duplicate, and preview pagesAdd Blank Page to PDFInsert blank pages at any position in a PDF document — choose paper size, orientation, and exact location. Free in-browser PDF editor, no upload required.
Pages & Headers5
Page NumbersInsert Page X of Y at any positionHeader & FooterAdd custom text to top and bottom of pagesEdit BookmarksAdd, edit, import, delete and extract PDF bookmarksTable of ContentsGenerate a table of contents page from PDF bookmarksAdd Page LabelsApply PDF page labels with Roman numerals, prefixes, and custom starts
Watermark & Background2
Transform5
Convert3
Optimize3
Sign1
About pdf tools
EverydayTab's PDF tools cover the everyday jobs that usually push people towards a paid desktop suite: combining several files into one, pulling out or deleting pages, rotating scans, adding page numbers, headers, footers and watermarks, cropping margins, inverting colours for night reading, and checking whether a file is damaged.
Every tool in this category runs inside your browser. Files and text are processed on your own device with JavaScript and WebAssembly and are never uploaded to EverydayTab or any third-party server — which also means there are no queues, no file size caps set by a server, and nothing to delete afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these PDF tools really free?
- Yes — every tool is free with no page limits, no watermark and no account. They are funded by the wider EverydayTab site rather than by upsells.
- Is it safe to use with confidential documents?
- The PDF never leaves your device; it is opened and rewritten in your browser using the pdf-lib and PDF.js libraries. Close the tab and nothing remains.
- Can I edit the text inside a PDF?
- These tools work on the page level — combining, splitting, cropping, stamping and re-ordering. For rewriting body text you still need a dedicated PDF editor, though PDF to Text lets you extract the content for editing elsewhere.