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Compress, merge, protect, resize, crop, set exact image dimensions, and prepare signatures with a polished tool surface built for PDFs, photos, and official upload forms.
Compress, merge, protect and convert PDFs.
Resize photos, crop images and compress files.
Set exact width and height in pixels.
Resize signatures to 140x60, 20 KB or 50 KB.
Search PDF text, highlight matches, extract matching pages, and split selected page ranges locally in the browser.
Reduce PDF file size online with adjustable quality, page scale controls, preview, and instant browser download.
Add password protection to a PDF locally in the browser and download an encrypted PDF file.
Merge PDF files online, arrange pages in order, review the combined document, and optionally protect the final PDF after merging.
Render every PDF page as a PNG image and download all pages in a ZIP file with previews.
Extract embedded bitmap images from PDF files, preview each image, and download the extracted PNG files.
Crop images, resize dimensions, choose background color, preview, compress, and optimize photos or official signatures entirely in the browser.
Common workflows
Compress a large PDF, merge several certificate pages into one file, protect the final copy with a password, or convert pages to PNG when a form accepts images instead of PDFs.
Crop first, set pixel dimensions, choose a plain background color, then compress to a target size such as 20 KB, 50 KB, or 100 KB while previewing the final output.
Search inside a PDF, highlight matching terms, split only the pages you need, export pages as PNG images, or extract embedded photos and signatures for a form.
Why this exists
A file that meets a size limit can still be rejected if names, dates, stamps, faces, signatures, or barcodes are unclear. The tools include previews and final size details so users can check outputs before submitting.
Image, signature, and many PDF tasks run in the browser. Server-assisted routes are designed around temporary files, post-download deletion, and a short purge safety window.
Some files cannot be compressed under a strict KB target without becoming unreadable. The guide pages explain why that happens and how to choose the right tool before wasting time on the wrong workflow.
Original resources
Understand why online forms reject large PDF files, how to prepare smaller PDFs safely, and what to check before uploading certificates, forms, and statements.
A practical guide to photo dimensions, signature size limits, background colors, image formats, and quality checks for online application forms.
Learn when to upload a PDF, when to convert PDF pages to PNG, and how to avoid losing layout, text, or readability during form submissions.
Use this checklist before submitting PDFs, photos, signatures, and document images to online forms, exams, admissions, job portals, and banking websites.
Learn why some PDFs become larger after compression, how scanned and text PDFs behave differently, and what to do when a smaller PDF is not possible.
Choose the safest image format for online forms, understand the difference between JPG, PNG, and WebP, and avoid upload rejection caused by unsupported formats.
Prepare a clean digital signature by fixing crop, background color, contrast, dimensions, and file size before uploading to official forms.
Understand when to protect a PDF, when to remove protection before upload, and how password rules affect merging, compression, and online form submission.