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Compress PDF Online — Reduce File Size, Keep Quality
Compress PDF Online — Reduce File Size, Keep Quality Most large PDFs are large because of the images inside them, not the text. A ten-page contract with no pictures is rarely more than a few hundred kilobytes; a five-page scanned document at 300 DPI can be 20 MB or more. Compression works by re-encoding those […]
Merge PDF Files Online — Combine PDFs in Any Order
Merge PDF Files Online — Combine PDFs in Any Order The part that actually matters when merging PDFs isn’t the merge itself — it’s getting the order right before you do it. PeachPDF lists every file you add and lets you drag them into sequence before anything is combined, so a stack of scanned receipts […]
PDF to Word Converter — Convert PDF to Editable DOCX
PDF to Word Converter — Convert PDF to Editable DOCX A PDF is a fixed layout — every character and line is placed at an exact position on the page. A Word document is the opposite: text flows, reflows, and depends on styles rather than fixed coordinates. Converting from one to the other means reconstructing […]
Split PDF Online — Extract Pages Into Separate Files
Split PDF Online — Extract Pages Into Separate Files A single PDF often needs to become several smaller ones — a signed contract where each page goes to a different department, or a scanned book where you only need a few consecutive pages, not all of it. Splitting works two ways here: pull a specific […]
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