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PDF tools that
actually work.

Merge, split, extract text, or convert images to PDF — instantly.

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100% Private
Files are processed locally.
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Instant Results
Your files are ready in seconds.
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Works Everywhere
Phone, tablet, or desktop — fully responsive on all devices.

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Drop your PDF files here

or browse files · accepts multiple PDFs

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or browse files · single PDF only

⚠️ Note: This tool extracts readable text from your PDF — great for most use cases. True .docx conversion requires server-side processing not available in the browser.

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or browse files · extracts all readable text

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or browse files · JPG, PNG, WebP · multiple allowed

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about QuixPDF.

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Yes, QuixPDF is 100% free. There are no subscription fees, no hidden charges, and no watermarks added to your output files. Every tool is available at no cost, forever.
No account or sign-up is required. Simply visit QuixPDF, select your tool, and start processing your files immediately — no registration, no email, no password.
Click the Merge tab, upload your PDF files by dragging and dropping or browsing your device, reorder them if needed using the up and down arrows, then click "Merge into One PDF". Your combined file will be ready to download instantly.
Yes. Click the Split tab, upload your PDF, then choose from three options: extract every page as a separate file, extract a specific page range (e.g. pages 1–3, 5), or split into equal chunks of N pages each. Each output is available to download instantly.
Yes. QuixPDF is fully responsive and works on any smartphone or tablet. Open quixpdf.com in your mobile browser, tap the Image → PDF tab, select your images, choose your page size, and tap "Convert to PDF".
QuixPDF supports JPG, PNG, and WebP image formats for conversion to PDF. You can upload multiple images at once and each image becomes its own page in the output PDF file.
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