Make a PDF ready to send
A short path from a large or awkward PDF to a file you can share confidently.
PDF Compressor
Reduce PDF size by downsampling the images inside it, without pretending every PDF can shrink by the same percentage. Ghostscript rewrites the document with object streams, compressed content streams and blank document metadata removed, and the actual byte result is reported rather than a promised percentage. PDFs built from large photographs may not become smaller because their image data is already compressed; PDFs with repetitive structure or unnecessary metadata have more room to improve.
PDF to JPG
Render any page of a PDF as an image at the resolution you need — 72 DPI for a quick preview, 300 for print. You pick which pages, the output format, and the quality. The rendering engine runs inside this browser tab with its worker served from this site rather than a third-party CDN, so your document is never transmitted anywhere.
PDF to Word
PDF to DOCX gives the text layer of a PDF a new home in an editable Word document. It is useful for revising ordinary prose, searching a contract, or handing a text-heavy report to someone who works in Word. It is not a faithful PDF reconstruction. This server route extracts text first, then asks the document converter to write that text as DOCX. The intermediate text step means the original page geometry, fonts, images, annotations, columns, headers, and table structure are not preserved as a designed page. A scanned PDF may yield an empty or sparse document because extraction is not OCR. Treat the result as an editing starting point and compare it with the source before publishing or signing anything.