PrimePdfTools is a browser-based collection of PDF and image utilities for common document tasks. You can merge and split PDFs, extract or delete pages, rotate and resize documents, add page numbers or watermarks, convert PDF pages to images or text, and turn JPG or PNG images into PDF files.
The core tools are designed to work without an account. Supported operations run in your browser, so processing speed depends on your device, browser, file size, and document structure. Always review important output files before using them for official records.
Organize pages, combine documents, remove unwanted pages, rotate pages, resize them, and add simple page numbers or text watermarks.
Convert PDF pages to JPG, PNG, or selectable text, or create PDFs from JPG and PNG images.
For supported tools, selected files are processed in the browser instead of being intentionally uploaded to a PrimePdfTools document-processing server.
Rearrange PDF pages into a new order. PrimePdfTools provides this browser-based utility without requiring an account for the core workflow.
Upload a PDF and enter the complete page order, such as 3,1,2,4.
Processing is performed in the browser for the supported workflow. Results can vary with file structure, browser support, memory, and device performance.
Each page number should appear exactly once.
No account is required for the core browser-based tools. Open a tool, choose your file, select the required options, and process it in your browser.
The supported core tools are designed for browser-side processing. Your files are not intentionally uploaded to a PrimePdfTools document-processing server. Browser extensions, network libraries, or other third-party software can behave independently, so use your own security requirements for sensitive documents.
PDF rendering and conversion can use significant memory. Large files, many pages, high-resolution images, and older devices can increase processing time or cause a browser to stop the operation.
Yes. Open important output files in a trusted viewer and check page count, text, layout, images, and other information before submitting or archiving them.