Documents · Free browser workspace
PDF Page Studio
Merge PDFs, rearrange pages, rotate scans and extract just what you need. Preview every page, then download a new PDF or separate pages in a ZIP.
No accountNo watermarkFiles stay in this browser1. Add your documents
Up to 100 MB of source files and 300 pages per workspace. Unencrypted PDFs only. Larger documents may exceed your device memory.
2. Choose and arrange pages
Only checked pages are exported. Use arrows to reorder; + copies a page. Rotation changes are shown in the preview.
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3. Download your result
Creates a new file; originals are unchanged. Page content stays as PDF content rather than being converted to screenshots. The result is reopened to check its page count before download.
How to organise PDF pages
- Add the PDFs in the order you want them combined.
- Check the pages to include. Reorder, copy or rotate pages as needed.
- Download one combined PDF, or a ZIP containing one PDF per selected page.
Useful for putting together application attachments, separating invoice bundles, arranging course handouts or correcting sideways scans. To extract pages 2 to 4 from one document, enter 2-4, apply the selection and download the selected PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Are my PDF files uploaded?
The tool processes file bytes in your browser. It does not send documents to a file-processing server. Processing libraries load from jsDelivr, and the surrounding website may use its normal analytics or ads.
Can I edit text, remove passwords or compress a PDF?
This tool organises pages. It does not edit text, unlock encrypted documents, perform optical character recognition or offer image compression.
Are bookmarks, forms and signatures preserved?
Do not use this workflow to preserve interactive forms, document bookmarks or valid digital signatures. Copying pages can omit document-level features and invalidates signatures. Keep the original and check the downloaded document before sharing it.
Does it work on phones?
Yes, in a modern browser. Use smaller batches on phones, especially for image-heavy scans.