Your PDF work, finished right here without handing the file over

Online PDF tools let you work with PDFs in a web browser without installing separate editing software. PDF is a format designed to look the same on any device, which is great for sharing and archiving but makes the content harder to change. Even a simple task like removing one page or merging two documents often needs dedicated software.

Installing paid software for these tasks is a burden, and on a work computer you may not even have permission to install anything. Browser-based tools fill that gap: you just open a page, use the feature you need, and close the tab when you're done.

Many online converters send your file to a server, process it there, and let you download the result. It's convenient, but it also means your document passes through another company's computer. Most say they delete it after a while, but you have no way to verify that yourself.

The tools ezyPDF provides use the computing power already built into your browser. Reading the file, rebuilding pages, and creating a new document all happen inside the tab you're looking at. Because there is no code that sends the file anywhere, the idea of a "retention period" simply doesn't apply.

This approach has clear limits, too. Typesetting a Word document into a PDF or recognizing characters in a scan is hard to do accurately in the browser. We don't pretend those work — each page notes the technology involved and why.

Processing in the browser removes the exposure risk during transfer, but that alone doesn't solve every security concern. If you worked on a shared computer, the downloaded result stays in that machine's Downloads folder. Get into the habit of clearing files and closing the browser when you're done.

Also, a watermark is only a mark that signals a document's purpose, not technical access control, and deleting a page only removes it from that document — not from copies elsewhere. Each tool page notes these limits, so please review them before use.

Merging several PDFs into one, splitting by page range, extracting selected pages, reordering and deleting pages, rotating in 90-degree steps, cropping margins, two-way conversion between images and PDFs, extracting text, building a PDF from text, inserting page numbers and watermarks, and reading or removing document metadata — 24 tools are ready to use right now.

For features that need server processing or an outside contract — high-fidelity Office conversion, character recognition (OCR), e-signatures, PDF password protection — each page publishes its current status and the technology required. We don't list features that do nothing when you click them.