Quikbench

PDF tools, done in your browser.

Merge, compress, rearrange, and convert PDFs — all processed locally, right here in your browser tab. No upload, no account, nothing sent anywhere.

> processing ....... your browser only
> network .......... none
> accounts required none
> cost ............. free
PDF Tools
Images → PDF

Image to PDF

Combine one or more images into a single downloadable PDF, page by page.

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PDF + PDF → one PDF

Merge PDF

Combine two or more PDF files into one, in the order you choose.

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Reorder · Delete · Rotate

Rearrange PDF Pages

Drag to reorder, delete, or rotate pages in a PDF, then rebuild it into one file.

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PDF → Smaller PDF

PDF Compressor

Shrink a large PDF's file size, with a choice of compression level.

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DOCX → PDF · Text only

Word to PDF Converter

Pull the text out of a .docx file and rebuild it as a PDF.

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PDF → DOCX · Text only

PDF to Word Converter

Pull the text out of a PDF and rebuild it as a .docx file.

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About these tools

Every tool on this page runs entirely inside your browser tab using JavaScript libraries like pdf-lib and pdf.js — there's no server, no upload, and no account required. Add your file and the result is ready to download in seconds.

These tools are useful for combining scanned documents, tidying up page order before sending a file, shrinking attachments for email, and converting between PDF and Word for plain text documents.

Frequently asked questions

Are these PDF tools free to use?

Yes — Merge PDF, Rearrange PDF Pages, PDF Compressor, Image to PDF, Word to PDF, and PDF to Word are all free, with no account or sign-up required.

Do these PDF tools upload my files to a server?

No. Every tool runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript libraries like pdf-lib and pdf.js. Your files are read, processed, and rebuilt locally on your device — nothing is ever uploaded.

Which tool should I use to combine multiple PDFs into one?

Use Merge PDF — add two or more PDF files, drag to set the order, and it builds one combined PDF with all pages copied directly from the originals.