Every page is visible
Real thumbnails make it easier to spot the cover, the upside-down page, and the one that should not be there.
Move the pages.
Keep the paperwork private.
Combine PDFs and images, drag pages into order, rotate or remove the extras, extract a range, or split every page into a ZIP.
Your documents stay on your device. PDF reading, page rearranging, and export happen inside this browser. HandyPebble cannot view or store the files.
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Build the page stack you want
PDF, JPG, PNG, WebP, and iPhone HEIC/HEIF inputs are supported. Page thumbnails are previews; exports use full-resolution page data.
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Page thumbnails will appear here. Drag a page to reorder it, or use the arrow buttons on a phone.
Export desk
Take only what you need
Export preferences are remembered. Page size and file-name choice update on this device. Documents and page arrangements do not.
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A small document shop inside the tab.
Order is direct
Drag on a computer or use clear arrow buttons on a phone; the visible stack is the export order.
Split means one click
Selected pages can become separate one-page PDFs inside a single ZIP download.
PDF toolbox questions.
Are the files uploaded?
No. PDF.js renders previews locally, pdf-lib builds the new documents locally, and the browser creates the download. The files never need to leave this page.
Can I merge iPhone photos and PDFs together?
Yes. JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, and HEIF images become pages in the same working stack. HEIC photos are decoded locally into PDF-ready image data; nothing is sent to a conversion server.
How do I extract only certain pages?
Enter a page range such as “1-3, 6, 9-” in the export desk. Page numbers refer to the current visible order after any dragging, rotation, or removal.
Will forms, links, signatures, and bookmarks survive?
Basic page content generally carries into the new PDF, but interactive forms, digital signatures, bookmarks, attachments, scripts, and advanced features may not. A modified PDF will not preserve a cryptographic signature.
Why can a huge PDF feel slow?
The work happens on your device, so browser memory, page count, image resolution, and processor speed all matter. For hundreds of complex pages, a desktop PDF application remains the better hammer.