Split PDF

PDF Page Extractor builds a new PDF that contains only the pages you choose from a source document. Click page thumbnails to pick pages, use Select all, or type a list such as 1,3,5-8 — pages you type are kept in that exact order, so 5,1,3 produces a three-page PDF in that sequence. The file is inspected and rebuilt in a dedicated browser worker; it is never uploaded to Tooliba or a server. The result is a fresh PDF: page content, embedded fonts and images are copied as-is, but bookmarks, form fields, attachments, document metadata and any digital signature are not carried over. Password-protected PDFs are rejected. Limits are one PDF up to 25 MB, 200 pages, and 75 MB of output. For splitting a document into large contiguous sections, use Split PDF instead.

Merge PDF combines several PDF documents into one file entirely inside the browser. After selecting up to ten files, you can review their page counts, remove items, and place them in the exact order required before starting the operation. A dedicated browser worker copies each original page without changing its dimensions, then prepares one downloadable document. Files are not uploaded to Tooliba, retained after the session, or included in analytics. To protect browser memory, each PDF may be at most 25 MB, combined input is limited to 50 MB and 200 pages, and output is limited to 75 MB. Password-protected or encrypted documents are rejected rather than decrypted.

Images to PDF creates one PDF from ordered JPEG and PNG images while keeping all processing on the current device. Add up to twenty images, remove or reorder them, and start conversion only when the sequence is correct. Browser decoding applies image orientation where available, then each image is centered on a sensible A4 portrait or landscape page while preserving its aspect ratio and avoiding unnecessary enlargement. No image bytes or filenames are sent to Tooliba analytics or stored for later sessions. Limits protect the browser from excessive memory use: 10 MB per image, 40 MB combined input, 6000 pixels per axis, 16 megapixels per image, 64 megapixels decoded per job, and 75 MB generated output.

PDF to JPG renders selected pages of one PDF as JPG images entirely inside the browser. After the page count is detected, convert every page at once or enter specific pages or ranges such as 1,3,5-8, then adjust JPG quality before starting. Each page is rasterized in a dedicated browser worker at a resolution capped for phone-safe memory use, so a page's original vector text and links are not preserved — this is not OCR or text extraction, and JPEG compression is not lossless. Because there is no ZIP step, each converted page is offered as its own individual JPG download rather than a single archive. Files are not uploaded to Tooliba, retained after the session, or included in analytics. The source PDF may be at most 25 MB and 200 pages, up to 20 pages can be converted per job, and each rendered page is capped at roughly 2200 pixels on its longest side. Password-protected or encrypted documents are rejected rather than decrypted.