Free file tools for students

Merge your assignment into one PDF, shrink it under the upload limit, turn lecture notes into Word or iPhone photos into JPG. Everything here is free, needs no account and runs in your browser, so your coursework, IDs and grades are never uploaded to anyone.

Free, no sign-up
No watermark
Files stay on your device

Hand in your work

One clean PDF, small enough for the course portal.

Merge PDFCombine several PDFs into one file, in the order you choose.Compress PDFMake a PDF smaller to email or upload.JPG to PDFPut photos and scans into a single PDF.Add Page Numbers to PDFNumber the pages of a PDF.

Reuse readings and notes

Get editable text out of PDFs and keep only the pages you need.

PDF to WordTurn a PDF into an editable Word document.PDF to TextExtract the text of a PDF as TXT.Split PDFSave every page of a PDF as a separate file.Extract PDF PagesSave selected pages as a new PDF.

Photos and recordings

Phone photos and lecture recordings in formats every app opens.

HEIC to JPGOpen iPhone photos on any computer.Compress ImageShrink JPG, PNG and WebP files, or fit them under 100 KB.M4A to MP3Turn M4A audio and voice memos into MP3.MP4 to MP3Extract the audio of a video as MP3.

For teachers and librarians

If your school keeps a page of student resources or study tools, you are welcome to link to this page. It is free for students, shows no sign-up wall and does not ask for personal data.

You can also put one of the tools straight on your own website or course page with a single line of code.

Add a tool to your website

Questions from students

Is it really free for students?

Yes. Every tool on this page is free to use, with no account, no trial and no watermark on your files.

Are my assignments uploaded anywhere?

No. The tools run inside your browser, on your own laptop or phone. Your files are not sent to our servers, so nobody else can read your essays, transcripts or ID scans.

My PDF is too big for the course portal. What do I do?

Open Compress PDF, choose the file and download the smaller copy. Scanned pages and photos shrink the most. If it is still too big, split the PDF and upload it in parts.

Does it work on a school computer or a Chromebook?

Yes. You only need a modern browser such as Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox. Nothing is installed, so it also works on library and lab computers.