PDF utilities
PDF tools that run in your browser
OCR scans, compare versions, pull images, and fill forms — without installing Acrobat or Word.
These are the everyday PDF jobs: make a scan searchable, see what changed between two contracts, grab an image from a deck, or complete a government form online.
Capabilities
What you get
Each tool opens in one tab. Upload, process, download — or save to a workspace if you want the file later.
OCR for scans
Turn image-only pages into text you can search, copy, and paste.
Compare PDFs
See what changed between two versions before you sign.
Extract images
Pull logos and diagrams out of a PDF without reopening the source file.
Fill PDF forms
Complete interactive fields in the browser — skip print, sign, scan.
Use cases
Built for real workflows
Contract review
Compare a vendor redline to your last signed copy.
Scanned mail
OCR intake PDFs so support can search by name or case number.
Creative handoff
Extract assets from an agency PDF for the website team.
How it works
Three steps
- 1
Upload
Drop your PDF in the tool you need.
- 2
Process
OCR, compare, extract, or fill — usually under a minute.
- 3
Download
Get the result file, or save it to your workspace.
Explore more
Other platform areas
Workflows
Merge, compress, watermark, share — chain them once, run the same pipeline next time.
Analytics & Tracking
Send a link instead of an attachment — see opens, time on each page, and when links expire.
Document AI
Summarize contracts, extract dates and parties, then draft a form, share link, or workflow — without switching tools.
Secure Signing
Add a signature, require a password, or stamp DRAFT — in the same place you merge and store files.
Need saved files and team spaces?
Create a workspace — keep documents, forms, and analytics in one place.
FAQ
Answers before you upload
Everything about free PDF tools, document builders, privacy, and optional team workspaces — in one place.
These are the everyday PDF jobs: make a scan searchable, see what changed between two contracts, grab an image from a deck, or complete a government form online.
Running a tool on a single file costs nothing. You pay when you want the platform to hold onto things for you — workspace folders, team seats, and the analytics behind published forms and share links.
It travels over an encrypted connection, the tool does its job, and the upload is discarded once the task finishes. Nothing sticks around unless you deliberately save the result to a workspace folder.
Yes, if you need the merged file to be searchable. OCR the image-only pages first, then merge — text layers survive the merge, but merging never adds one.
That is what Compare PDF is for: load the redline next to your last signed copy and the diff highlights exactly which clauses moved before you countersign.