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Multiple PDFs can be loaded at once (max 50MB per file, up to 500 pages total)
Pdfopix edits PDFs page by page — reorder, rotate, delete, mask (fill), split and merge — processing the PDF entirely on your device without sending it to a server. Tasks like reordering pages, dropping unwanted ones, merging two documents into one, or blacking out an address or name usually mean reaching for dedicated software or a paid service, but Pdfopix does them in the browser alone. Load a PDF and every page appears as a thumbnail: drag to reorder, rotate 90°, delete pages, or draw a box to fill a region. Export in three formats — a light vector PDF, a redaction-grade raster PDF where the text can't be recovered, or PNG (single or ZIP). A raster black-out flattens the underlying text into an image, unlike a mask that only hides the look, so it prevents the accident of someone copying the text and reading what was hidden. It's made for that extra step before showing a contract or application form to someone else.
Tidying documents before submission
Fix the order of scanned pages, delete unneeded ones, and align orientation before combining everything into one file to submit.
Redacting personal information
Box and fill over names, addresses, or account numbers on contracts and forms so you can share them safely.
Distributing parts of a document
Extract just the chapters you need from a large PDF and hand out different sections to different people.
Merging multiple PDFs
Combine separately created quotes, invoices, and attachments into a single PDF to send together.
Fixing scan orientation
Rotate pages that came in sideways or upside down by 90 degrees at a time to make them readable.
Exporting as images
Turn PDF pages into PNGs to embed into slides or web pages; multiple pages can be downloaded together as a ZIP.
Pdfopix runs entirely in your browser. The PDF you load is never sent to a server, and reordering, rotating, deleting, redacting, splitting, merging, and exporting all happen on your own device. It makes no external network requests whatsoever, so your file never leaves your device over the network.