JPG to PDF
Combine image files into a single PDF output.
Open ToolTrexaOne PDF Tools
Choose a PDF utility and convert files quickly in a clean, responsive workflow.
Compress PDF
Reduce PDF file size with adjustable quality and size targets.
Open ToolMerge & Split PDF
Combine multiple PDFs into one or split a PDF into page ranges.
Open ToolWhich PDF tool do I need?
Most PDF problems fall into three main categories: creation, optimization, and organization. If you have a stack of phone photos — of receipts, a whiteboard, or a printed form — and you need to share or archive them as one document, use JPG to PDF. If an upload form is refusing your file for being too large, use Compress PDF, which can hit specific KB targets like 100 KB, 200 KB, or 500 KB. And if you need to reorder, split, or combine PDFs without installing Acrobat, use the Merge & Split PDF tool.
How these utilities work
Every PDF tool on this site is designed around the same simple flow: pick your file, click a single action button, wait for a clear progress indicator, and download the result. There is no signup, no watermark added to the output, no forced email capture, and no plan upgrade at the end. These tools run entirely in your browser — your files never leave your device, which keeps private documents private. We use client-side processing to ensure maximum speed and security for your sensitive information.
Tips for clean conversions
- Images: For JPG-to-PDF jobs, make sure each image is oriented correctly in your file browser before upload — rotation applied only in a preview pane isn’t always written to the file.
- Size targets: For portals that demand a specific KB cap, set the target in the compressor rather than guessing a quality level. The tool will iterate automatically until it either hits the target or reaches a legibility floor.
- Scanned PDFs: OCR-heavy content compresses well, often by 70–90%. Text-only PDFs gain much less from compression because they’re already small.