What This Category Includes
High-demand PDF, ebook, and document utilities for reading, extraction, compression, merging, splitting, conversion, publishing, and webpage capture.
PDF and document tools
High-demand PDF, ebook, and document utilities for reading, extraction, compression, merging, splitting, conversion, publishing, and webpage capture.

Read EPUB ebooks, open Microsoft Publisher PUB, Visio VSD/VSDX, and PowerPoint PPT/PPTX files, convert documents to PDF, compress, merge or split PDFs, convert PDF pages to images, save webpages as PDF, and turn PDF content into Markdown.
Compress PDF files with selectable quality and download a temporary optimized PDF.
Merge multiple PDFs or extract selected pages into a new temporary PDF.
Convert DOC, DOCX, ODT, or RTF documents to temporary PDF downloads.
Convert PDF pages to PNG or JPG images and download one image or a ZIP.
Convert text PDFs or scanned PDFs to Markdown with optional advanced text recognition.
Open Microsoft Publisher PUB files online and convert pages to PDF or PNG.
Open Microsoft Visio diagrams online and convert pages to PDF or PNG.
Open Microsoft PowerPoint presentations online and convert slides to PDF or PNG.
Open EPS or PostScript files online and convert pages to PDF, PNG, or SVG.
Open XPS or OpenXPS documents online and convert pages to PDF, PNG, or SVG.
Preview embroidery stitches, colors, dimensions, jumps, and trims, then export PNG or SVG.
Read EPUB ebooks locally, extract text, HTML or images, and convert EPUB to PDF.
Open EML email files, inspect headers, preview message content, download attachments, and export a temporary PDF.
Convert a public webpage URL to a temporary PDF with server-side browser rendering.
High-demand PDF, ebook, and document utilities for reading, extraction, compression, merging, splitting, conversion, publishing, and webpage capture.
Uploaded PDFs, Word documents, rendered pages, and generated outputs are processed temporarily on the server and are cleaned up automatically.
No. Generated files are temporary downloads and are cleaned up automatically.
Most common files work well, but complex layouts, missing fonts, scans, and advanced document features can require manual cleanup.
No. Webpage to PDF is intended for public URLs that the server can access without login.