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ToolBoon offers free PDF tools that process your files 100% offline in your browser. Unlike many other PDF sites, your files are never uploaded to any server. This makes ToolBoon secure for private documents, scanned IDs and office files. You can merge PDF, split PDF, compress PDF, convert images to PDF, add text, sign PDF, rotate, crop, add a watermark or page numbers, and even read text from scanned PDFs with PDF OCR. All tools work on Android, iPhone, Windows and Mac without installation or sign-up. No watermark and no daily limits. ToolBoon is built for students, teachers and offices in Pakistan and worldwide who need fast, private and free PDF tools. All tools are free – the site is supported by ads.
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Merge PDF lets you join two or more PDF files into a single document in seconds. It is perfect for students combining assignment pages, job seekers putting their CV, degree and experience letters into one file, or office staff preparing reports and bills for submission. Instead of sending five separate attachments on email or WhatsApp, you can share one neat, well-ordered PDF that is easy to open, print and keep.
Tip: rename your files with numbers like 1-cv.pdf and 2-degree.pdf before choosing them, so they appear in a sensible order from the start.
There is no fixed limit. You can merge as many files as your phone or computer memory can handle. Very large files may take a little longer on older devices.
No. Pages are copied exactly as they are, so text, images and links keep their original quality.
Split PDF breaks one large PDF into smaller files. You can save every page as its own PDF or choose custom page ranges, such as pages 1-3 for one file and 4-6 for another. This is useful when a university sends a full prospectus but you only need the fee chapter, or when an office scanner puts many different documents into one long file that needs separating.
Tip: to separate a document into halves, check the total page count in your PDF viewer first, then type two ranges such as 1-10, 11-20. Each range becomes its own file.
Most Android phones open ZIP files in the Files app. On iPhone, tap the ZIP in the Files app and it extracts automatically.
No. Remove the password first using the app that created the PDF, then split it here.
Compress PDF reduces the file size of a PDF so it is easier to email, upload or share on WhatsApp. Many government portals, job websites and university admission forms in Pakistan only accept small files, often under 1 MB or 2 MB. This tool works best on scanned documents and image-heavy PDFs, turning each page into an optimised image to bring the size down.
Tip: start with Balanced. If the file is still above the portal limit, try Strong. For documents that must be printed clearly, Light keeps more detail.
Always open the compressed file once before submitting it, to confirm that every page is readable.
To make files much smaller, each page is saved as an image. This is ideal for scans, but keep your original if you need to copy text.
Some text-only PDFs are already well optimised. The tool tells you when this happens, so you can simply keep your original.
Images to PDF converts your photos and pictures into one PDF document. You can turn JPG, PNG and other image files into clean A4, Letter or image-sized pages. It is ideal for making a single file from photos of class notes, handwritten assignments, receipts, or pictures of your CNIC and certificates taken with your phone camera, ready to email, print or upload to any online form.
Tip: for the clearest result, take photos in good daylight, hold the phone straight above the page, and crop out the background before converting.
Choosing A4 is best when the PDF will be printed or submitted to an office, while Same as image keeps each photo at its natural shape.
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and most other formats your browser can open. iPhone HEIC photos usually work when you use Safari.
Yes. Add as many images as you like, set the order with the arrows, and they become pages of a single PDF.
PDF to Images saves each page of a PDF as a separate JPG or PNG picture. This is handy when a website or app accepts only images, when you want to post a page on social media, or when you need a document page inside a presentation. Teachers often use it to share one page of a past paper, and shop owners to share price lists on WhatsApp status.
Tip: pick High quality when you plan to print the images or zoom into small text, and Normal when you only need to share them quickly on social media.
Images are named by page number, so they always stay in order.
JPG gives smaller files, which is best for sharing. PNG keeps text and lines sharper but produces larger files.
When your PDF has more than one page, all images are packed into one ZIP so you can download them together.
Sign PDF lets you add your handwritten signature to a PDF without printing and scanning. Simply draw your signature with your finger on a phone or with a mouse on a computer, then place it on the first page, last page or every page. It saves time when signing rental agreements, offer letters, school forms and business quotations that people send you by email or WhatsApp.
Tip: draw your signature slowly and a little larger than usual. The tool trims empty space automatically, so your signature sits neatly on the page.
Choose Every page for agreements that need a signature on each page, such as tenancy contracts and service agreements shared by property dealers.
It depends on the document and who receives it. Many businesses accept it, but for legal or government papers, check their requirements first.
Yes. Choose Blue or Black ink before drawing. Blue often looks more like a real pen signature.
Add Text to PDF lets you type words directly onto any page of a PDF. You can fill in a name, date, roll number or short note on forms that cannot be edited normally. Choose the page, position, text size and colour, and the text is placed neatly on the document. It is a quick way to complete simple application forms without printing them first.
Tip: use Top right for dates and Bottom left for names or notes. If the text lands in the wrong place, simply change the position and run the tool again.
Your original file stays untouched, so you can try as many times as you like.
Not at the moment. This tool supports English letters, numbers and common symbols, and shows a clear message if other characters are used.
No. This tool adds new text on top of the page. It does not edit or delete text that is already there.
Rotate PDF Pages turns pages that are sideways or upside down. Scanned documents and phone scans often come out in the wrong direction, which makes them hard to read and print. With this tool you can rotate every page or only selected pages by 90 degrees left, 90 degrees right or 180 degrees, and save the corrected PDF for everyone who opens it.
Tip: open your PDF first and note which pages are sideways. Pages turned the wrong way can be fixed by choosing 90 degrees left instead of right.
Because the rotation is saved inside the file, the pages will open the correct way on every phone, computer and printer, not just on your own device.
Yes. Type the page number, for example 3, and only that page will turn. Use 2, 5-7 for several pages.
No. Rotation only changes the direction setting of the page, so the content is not compressed again.
Remove PDF Pages deletes the pages you do not need from a document. Blank scanned pages, old cover sheets and unwanted adverts make files longer and harder to read. With this tool you simply type the page numbers you want to remove, and a clean new PDF is created without them. It is useful before submitting assignments, sharing reports or printing only what matters.
Tip: check page numbers in your PDF viewer before typing them, because the printed number on a page is sometimes different from its real position in the file, especially in books with roman-numbered introductions.
If you only need a few pages from a very long file, the Extract PDF Pages tool may be quicker, because you type the pages to keep instead.
Yes. Separate numbers with commas and use a dash for ranges, such as 1, 4, 8-10.
No. The original PDF on your device stays the same. You download a new, edited copy.
Extract PDF Pages saves only the pages you choose into a brand-new PDF. It is the opposite of removing pages, because you pick what to keep. For example, you can take just your result card from a long university document, or copy one chapter from a big book for group study. The original stays unchanged, and you get a smaller file with exactly what you need.
Tip: extracting just the few pages you need is a smart way to make a smaller file for online forms that have strict size limits.
You can extract the same page twice, for example 1, 1, which is useful when an office asks for two copies of one form inside a single file.
Extract creates one new PDF from the pages you choose. Split can create many separate PDFs at once.
Yes. Pages appear in the order you type them, so 5, 1, 2 puts page 5 first.
Rearrange PDF Pages lets you change the order of pages in your document. Scanners sometimes mix up pages, and merged files can end up in the wrong sequence. Simply type the new order, and ToolBoon rebuilds the PDF for you. It is useful for fixing thesis chapters, arranging project files before submission, or putting a cover page back at the front of a report.
Tip: write the new order on paper first to avoid mistakes. Ranges work here too, so 1, 5-9, 2-4 keeps long blocks together without typing every single page.
Rearranging is lossless, so text stays selectable and images stay as sharp as they were in the document you started with.
They are left out of the new file. List every page if you want to keep them all.
If your PDF has 10 pages, type 10, 1-9. Page 10 then becomes the first page.
Add Watermark stamps text diagonally across every page of your PDF. Words like CONFIDENTIAL, DRAFT, SAMPLE or your business name show readers how the document should be treated and discourage copying. Freelancers, designers and small businesses in Pakistan often watermark quotations, samples and portfolios before sending them to clients. You can choose the opacity and colour so the page stays readable.
Tip: Light opacity works well for documents that people must still read comfortably, while Strong is better for samples that should not be reused or printed without your permission.
Short words fit best. The tool automatically sizes the text to fit diagonally across each page, whether the page is A4, Letter or a custom size. Keep your unwatermarked original safely on your device for your own records and for sending the final version after payment.
Someone with editing software may be able to remove it. A watermark discourages misuse, but it is not complete protection.
The watermark currently supports English letters, numbers and common symbols only.
Add Page Numbers puts numbers on every page of your PDF automatically. Numbered pages make long documents easier to read, print and discuss, especially in meetings, courts and classrooms. Students need them for theses and project reports, and offices use them for tender documents. You can choose the position, a style such as Page 1 of 10, the starting number and the text size.
Tip: Bottom centre is the most common position for reports and theses in Pakistani universities, but always check your department's formatting guide before printing or binding.
The Page 1 of 10 style helps readers know a document is complete, which is useful for contracts, tender bids and official letters. Numbers are added in a neat grey font that suits most documents and prints clearly.
Yes. Set the Start at box, for example to 5, if your file continues from another document.
Not directly. Remove the cover, number the remaining pages, then join them again with Merge PDF.
Crop PDF trims the margins around every page of your document. Scanned pages often have wide black or white borders, and some e-books have large empty margins that make the text tiny on mobile screens. By cutting a few millimetres from each edge, you get a cleaner page that is easier to read on a phone and looks neater when printed or shared.
Tip: most phone scans need 5 to 15 mm removed. If the page looks cut off, reduce the numbers and try again, because your original file is never changed.
Cropping is also handy for PDF e-books and research papers with wide margins, because the text fills more of your phone screen and becomes easier to read without zooming in and out.
No. Cropping hides the margins from view, but the original content remains inside the file, so do not use it to hide private information.
Try 10 mm on each side, check the result, then adjust if you need more or less.
Create PDF turns your typed or pasted text into a clean, professional A4 PDF. There is no need for Microsoft Word or any other software. It is perfect for quick letters, leave applications, notes, poems or simple notices. Add an optional title, choose the text size, and the tool takes care of margins, line spacing and page breaks for you, ready to print or share.
Tip: press Enter twice between paragraphs to leave a clear gap. Long text automatically continues onto new pages, so you never have to worry about page breaks.
This makes it a handy tool for students without a laptop, since you can type an application on your phone and save it as a proper PDF that looks the same on every device and printer.
This tool supports English letters, numbers and common symbols only. For Urdu documents, type them in a word processor and save them as PDF.
Documents are created in standard A4 size, the usual paper size for printing in Pakistan.
PDF to Text copies all the readable text out of a PDF so you can edit, search or reuse it. Instead of retyping pages by hand, you get the text in seconds, organised page by page. Students use it to collect notes from lecture slides, and professionals use it to copy clauses from contracts. You can copy the text directly or download it as a TXT file.
Tip: after copying, paste the text into Google Docs or Word to fix spacing and add headings. Each page is marked, so you can find content quickly.
Text is read from the PDF itself rather than guessed from pictures, so it is usually very accurate for documents created on a computer, such as e-books, bills, bank statements, online forms and research papers.
Your file is probably a scanned image. Use the PDF OCR tool, which reads text from pictures of pages.
No. This tool gives plain text only, so tables and styles become simple lines of text.
PDF OCR reads text from scanned PDFs and photos of documents. OCR stands for Optical Character Recognition. It is useful when you have a scanned book, notice or old letter and need the words as editable text. ToolBoon supports English, Urdu, Arabic, Hindi and several other languages, which makes it helpful for Pakistani students, researchers and offices working with mixed-language documents.
Tip: for the best results, scan in good light, keep the page flat and straight, and choose the correct language before you start.
OCR is ideal for turning an old printed notice, a scanned book chapter or a photo of a letter into text you can search, edit, translate or copy into a document.
Clear, straight scans give good results. Blurry photos, handwriting and unusual fonts can cause mistakes, so always check the text.
The first time you use a language, the tool prepares its recognition data. Later runs usually start faster.
Compare PDFs finds text differences between two versions of a document. When a landlord, client or employer sends an updated agreement, it is hard to spot what changed by reading both copies. This tool checks the text page by page and lists lines that appear only in the first or only in the second file. It saves time and helps you catch small but important changes.
Tip: compare the older version first and the newer version second, so lines marked with a minus were removed and lines marked with a plus were added.
The report shows up to thirty changed lines per page. Pages with no text changes are skipped, so you only read what is different. Always review important contracts carefully with the people involved, or with a lawyer, before you sign.
No. It compares text only, so changes in pictures, colours or layout are not detected.
Scanned files have no readable text. Convert them with PDF OCR first, then compare the text.