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The core conversion tool turns a PDF into an editable Word document and exports Word files back into PDF. Formatting largely survives the round trip, which matters when you need to fix a typo in a contract or update a template instead of rebuilding it from scratch. Excel, PowerPoint, JPG and HTML conversions run through the same family of tools. It just works.

You can combine several PDFs into one file, split a large document into smaller parts, rotate or crop pages, reorder them, and delete pages you don't need. Students assembling reading packs and staff preparing reports use this to skip a desktop editor entirely. The split tool also lets you break a file by size when you need to beat an upload limit. Big win for anyone on a tight email cap.

The compress tool cuts file size for scans and image-heavy PDFs, which is the usual reason an attachment gets rejected. Repair handles damaged files that refuse to open. Both are one-click jobs, and the output keeps the pages intact rather than flattening them. That matters more than it sounds.

OCR reads text inside scanned or photographed PDFs and makes it searchable and copyable. That turns a stack of paper you photographed on your phone into a document you can edit, quote and search. It's the feature that saves the most time for anyone working with old paperwork. No retyping required.

You can add text and images to a PDF, stamp a watermark across pages, and insert page numbers automatically. Small additions, but they're the ones that keep coming up: marking a draft, branding a handout, or numbering a long report before printing. Not glamorous. Still useful.

The protect tool locks a PDF with a password, and the same tool strips the password from files you own. Encryption runs in transit, and the site says uploaded files are deleted automatically after processing. Handy for contracts and forms, provided the document isn't one you're forbidden from uploading.