1. Bring the pages together
Select PDFs and images in the same file picker, then load previews. Each tile identifies its original file and page.
Free · Local processing · No account
Bring your scans, photos and PDF pages together. See every page, put it in the right order, and keep only what you need. Or download each selected page as a separate PDF.
On your device · No upload, login or cloud storage. Files and previews stay in this tab’s memory. Download before leaving; clearing or closing this page discards the workspace.
No document history is saved to a database, localStorage or IndexedDB. Originals on your device are never overwritten.
Select PDFs and images in the same file picker, then load previews. Each tile identifies its original file and page.
Move pages earlier or later, rotate individual pages and delete extras. Uncheck a page to exclude it without deleting it. Undo reverses the last 20 edits.
One PDF combines the selected pages, including photos. ZIP creates one PDF per selected page. Open the download and check it before sending.
Existing PDF pages are copied, not converted to preview images. Their page dimensions, existing rotation and selectable text are retained. Image pages use their own proportions at 96 pixels per inch; this tool does not force every page onto A4 or compress the result to a target size.
This first version accepts static, unprotected documents. PDFs with forms, signatures, layers, annotations, clickable links or page actions are rejected. Use a flattened, unsigned copy when appropriate and always keep the original. Bookmarks, attachments, document tags and document-level metadata are not transferred. This is not a redaction or PDF sanitization tool.
Images are limited to 24 megapixels and 12,000 pixels per edge, with 60 megapixels across the batch. Phone orientation is applied. Animated GIF and WebP use their first frame; animated PNG is not supported. Transparent image areas appear on white paper. Smaller batches are recommended on phones.
Load the PDF, choose Deselect all, check the pages you need and export one PDF. The original file is unchanged.
Yes. Select the pages, choose ZIP and create the download. Each selected page becomes a separate PDF, named by its position in the export.
Do not use page organization as secure redaction. PDF resources may contain data beyond what is visibly rendered. Use a dedicated redaction workflow when confidential information must be removed.