Assemble with intent
Turn a set of images or separate PDFs into a single document, using an explicit queue order.
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PDF Studio
Merge, split, convert and refine PDF documents.
Your pages. A considered whole.
Browser-based PDF work · Download a separate result and keep the original. Password encryption is currently unavailable.
THE WORKSPACESeparate pages. A shared purpose.
Images to PDF
Convert JPG, PNG, and WebP images into a PDF document. Reorder the images before creating your file.
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Supports PNG, JPG, WebP • Processed in browser memory
Select Images
Merge Multiple PDFs
Combine 2 or more PDF documents into a single consolidated file in the exact order you choose.
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Select 2 or more PDFs to combine • Processed in browser memory
Select PDF Files
Extract Pages
Extract specific sheets or custom page ranges into a brand new standalone document.
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Processed in browser memory; libraries require network access
Select PDF File
Optimize PDF structure
Rewrites pages with object streams. It does not recompress images, and the output may be larger.
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Rewrites PDF objects; file size can increase • Processed in browser memory
Select PDF File
Extract Raw Text
Extract all textual contents from your PDF document without formatting artifacts.
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Parses entire document into plain text • Processed in browser memory
Select PDF File
A LITTLE ORDER. A BETTER DOCUMENT.Bring the pages
Bring the pages
into place.
PDF Studio brings everyday PDF assembly and conversion into one browser workspace. Choose the operation that suits your document, then inspect the result before sharing.
How to prepare your PDF
- Choose your task. Make a PDF from images, merge documents, extract pages, optimize a PDF or read embedded text.
- Add your files. Load the files for that task. For images and merging, use the queue controls to set their order.
- Make the details yours. Choose image page size and orientation, or enter a page range such as 1-3, 5. Run the selected operation.
- Review and download. Save a separate result. Check its pages, formatting and size; keep the original document.
Keep the useful pages
Extract selected pages into a new PDF. Ranges are deduplicated and returned in source-page order.
Understand the result
Structural optimization has size limits. Embedded-text extraction is a different task from OCR.
A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWINGA clearer document.
A clearer document.
A considered choice.
What this workspace can do, and what to check before sharing.
Back to the workspace ↑What can I do in PDF Studio?
Create a PDF from JPG, PNG or WebP images, merge PDFs in queue order, extract selected pages, rewrite a PDF with object streams, or extract embedded text. Password encryption is unavailable. Signing, redaction and OCR are separate tools.
Will optimization always make my PDF smaller?
No. Optimization rewrites the pages using object streams; it does not downsample or recompress images. The result can be larger. Compare sizes and inspect the downloaded document before replacing an original.
Can I extract text from a scanned PDF?
This tool extracts embedded text using PDF.js. A scanned page may contain no embedded text; use Document OCR for image-based recognition. Text order and spacing can differ from the visual page layout.
What happens to forms, signatures and protected files?
Page-copy operations create a new document and may not preserve interactive forms, bookmarks, attachments or digital signatures. Password-protected input can fail to load; unlock a copy with an appropriate tool first. Keep the original and inspect every output.
Where does processing happen, and are there limits?
These operations run in browser memory; selected file contents are not uploaded to a processing server. PDF libraries and assets load from external CDNs, so network access may be needed. Browser/device memory limits apply. Download your result before closing the page; no automatic file backup is provided.