Workspace
Add PDFs or images below — everything lands in one shared page workspace. Reorder by dragging, mix pages from multiple files to merge, insert blank pages, split ranges (or every page) into separate files, then export with optional watermark, page numbers, and metadata all in one pass.
Split into separate files
Give page ranges (using the numbering shown on each thumbnail above), or split every page out on its own. Downloads as one .zip.
Export
Applies to all pages in the workspace, or just the ones you've selected above.
Edit Page
Add typed text, cover mistakes with a whiteout box, or highlight sections directly on a page, then export a new PDF with those edits baked in. Typed text auto-detects Nepali (Devanagari) and embeds a real font for it, so it renders correctly — not just Latin. Complex conjuncts may still look slightly different from your source font, since this uses one standard Devanagari typeface rather than matching the original.
Brightness / Contrast — this page
Signature
Extract Text — font aware
Pulls the exact characters stored in the PDF's text layer and tells you which font rendered each run. Text typed in Preeti is automatically converted to readable Unicode Devanagari in the right-hand column — raw and converted shown side by side so nothing is hidden or guessed silently. Other legacy fonts (Kantipur, Kalimati, etc.) are flagged but not yet auto-converted. If a PDF has no text layer at all (a scan or photo), use OCR below instead.
| Page | Font | Raw (as stored) | Readable |
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OCR — for scanned pages
Reads text out of scanned/photographed pages using on-device recognition (nothing uploaded). Works best on clear, upright, reasonably high-resolution scans — accuracy on messy handwriting or low-quality photos will be lower, so proofread the result. First run downloads a small language file and takes a bit longer.
Password & Compress
Add or remove a password, and shrink file size. Everything happens on your device — a password never leaves your browser.
Add a password
Encrypts the PDF so it asks for this password when opened (AES-128). Uses the same encryption approach as most password-protect tools.
Remove a password
Opens a password-protected PDF with the password you provide, then rebuilds it without protection. Note: this rebuilds each page as an image to guarantee it works regardless of how the file was encrypted — the output won't have selectable/searchable text. If you need the text kept, send me the file and password directly instead.
Compress
Two options depending on what the PDF is made of.
Enhance
Clean up an entire scanned PDF in one pass — brightness, contrast, sharpness, and black & white — instead of adjusting page by page. For fine control on individual pages, use Edit Page instead; this is the one-click, whole-document version.
Adjustments
Applied to every page. Preview shows the first page only.