Merge several PDFs, keep only the pages you need, and change their order and orientation. Pages are copied rather than flattened, so text and vectors survive.
How to use it
- Upload a PDF. Upload several and they are merged.
- Click a page to drop it. Click again to bring it back.
- Reorder with ← →, turn with ⟲ ⟳.
- Press “Build PDF” and download.
Does my text turn into an image?
No. Pages are copied as objects rather than redrawn, so Ctrl+F search, text selection and print sharpness are exactly as in the original. Tools that rebuild pages as images lose all three.
How do I split a PDF?
Keep only the pages you want and build — that is a split. If you need pages 1–10, switch the rest off. For several pieces, build and download once, change the selection, and build again.
Is there a usage limit?
No. It runs in your browser, so it costs us nothing. Other services cap splitting at once per day because they process it on a server.
Do password-protected PDFs work?
Files without an open password usually do. We deliberately **do not provide password removal.** If a file is locked for opening, unlock it through legitimate means first.
Can I edit a fillable form?
You can edit it, but **it stops being fillable.** The boxes and text still look right, yet you cannot type into them. Field definitions live at the document level rather than on the page, so moving pages leaves them behind. For a tax form or an application, **fill it in and save first**, then merge or split. We warn you on screen when a file with fields is loaded.
Is my file uploaded?
No. Reading, previewing and assembling all happen in your browser. Contracts and transcripts can go through it safely.
How many pages can it handle?
There is no fixed limit; it depends on your device's memory. The first read is the slow part because previews are rendered — editing after that is instant.