PDF & Document Tools

Online2PDF converts files to PDF and supports merging, editing, compressing, removing passwords, and applying protection to PDF documents.

Foxit PDF Reader supports viewing, annotating, filling forms, and signing PDFs across desktop, mobile, and web; Foxit also offers a PDF editor trial.

PDFCrowd converts HTML, URLs, and web pages to PDF through an API, integrations, a WordPress plugin, and an online converter.

BreezePDF provides browser and local PDF editing tools for signing, merging, splitting, and exporting documents.

Rare2PDF converts specialized files such as Jupyter notebooks, LaTeX, Markdown, and academic citations into PDF through an online service.

A free desktop scanning application with page organization, OCR and searchable PDF output.

Adobe’s mobile scanning app for capturing paper documents and creating searchable PDFs.

An open-source toolkit for Windows and Linux, PDF4QT combines desktop apps, command-line tools, and a C++/Qt engine for PDF work.

Dangerzone converts potentially dangerous PDFs, office documents, and images into PDFs described by the project as safe.

PrintFriendly removes ads and clutter from web pages for printing or PDF saving, and offers tools to edit, sign, compress, and convert PDFs.

OnlineOCR converts images and PDFs into text or Word files using optical character recognition.

WebToPDF converts a webpage URL to PDF and provides settings for page size, orientation, margins, headers, footers, and conversion type.

Google’s file storage service, with conversion of supported images and PDFs into Google Docs text.