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Free online PDF tools that keep your files private.
Split, merge, remove, reorder, and rotate PDF pages directly in your browser—no uploads, watermarks, or server queue.
- Free to use
- Files stay local
- Works on any device
PDF tools
Start with what you need.
Each published tool runs on the same private foundation. More focused document jobs will appear here only after they pass release checks.
Split PDF
Separate every page, extract selected pages, or create files from custom ranges.
Open tool Available nowRemove PDF pages
Choose pages to remove and keep the rest in one private PDF.
Open tool Available nowMerge PDF
Combine multiple PDFs in the order you choose without uploads.
Open tool Available nowReorder PDF pages
Move, reverse, duplicate, and remove pages with a visual preview.
Open tool Available nowRotate PDF
Turn selected or all pages in 90-degree steps without rasterizing.
Open toolPrivate by architecture
Your PDF never leaves your device.
Dismerge PDF reads and rebuilds your document inside your browser. There is no upload endpoint, temporary cloud folder, or file-retention timer—because we never receive the file.
You choose a PDFYour browser opens the local file.
The browser does the workPage copying happens on your device.
You download the resultNew files go straight back to you.
Plain-language guides
Know exactly what will happen.
Common questions
Before you choose a file.
Is Dismerge PDF really free?
Yes. The split tool has no account requirement, watermark, or artificial daily task limit. Browser memory and the documented file limits still apply.
Does “online” mean my PDF is uploaded?
No. Online means the tool is available through this website. The PDF bytes are processed locally in your browser and are not sent to Dismerge PDF.
Will splitting lower the quality?
No recompression is intentionally applied. Pages are copied into new PDF files while retaining their dimensions and rotation.
Can I split a password-protected PDF?
Not in the first release. Unlock the document using a trusted local application before using the splitter.