Merge, Split and Convert PDF Files
Apni Shop PDF Tools converts photos into a PDF, joins several PDF files into one, pulls out the pages you need, and turns PDF pages into JPG images. Everything happens in your browser — no upload and no signup.
Need help choosing a format or checking a finished file? Read our PDF merge, split and conversion guide.
🔒 Your files never go to the internet — everything is processed inside this page.
What you can do with these PDF tools
- Photos to PDF — turn one or many phone photos (JPG/PNG) into a single A4 or Letter PDF, one, two or four photos per page, in the order you choose.
- Merge PDFs — join documents, forms, tickets or receipts into one file, in the exact order of your file selection.
- Split or extract pages — keep only the pages you need (for example pages 1–3 and 5) or export every page as its own separate PDF.
- PDF to JPG — turn each page into a picture at normal, high or very high quality, ready to send on WhatsApp or paste into a document.
How to convert photos to a PDF
- Open the Photos → PDF tab and pick your images. The list shows every file with its size so you can check the order.
- Choose the page size, orientation, how many photos go on each page, the margin and the quality.
- Press Create PDF, wait for the progress line to finish, then the finished file downloads automatically.
Use Auto orientation for mixed portrait and landscape photos: a wide photo gets a wide page instead of being squashed.
How to merge or split a PDF
Merging keeps every page exactly as it was and simply joins the files. Splitting reads the page range you type — 1-3,5 means pages one, two, three and five — and builds a new PDF with only those pages. Tick har page alag PDF if you need one file per page, useful for separating invoices or tickets.
A note about browser libraries
The PDF features load JavaScript libraries from external content-delivery networks, then process the selected PDF or photos in your browser. The tool does not intentionally upload your selected files to an Apni Shop server. Keep your browser up to date, avoid using a shared device for confidential paperwork, and check the finished PDF before sending it. Read our Privacy Policy for the wider site's data-handling details.
Why your files never leave your device
Most online PDF sites upload your document to their server, which means your ID card, bank statement or medical report sits on someone else's computer. These tools do the opposite: the page loads small JavaScript libraries into your browser and does all the work on your own device. There is no upload step, no waiting in a queue, and your file is not stored anywhere — close the tab and it is gone. That also means the tools keep working if your connection drops after the page has loaded.
Tips for smaller and sharper results
- Keep the Compressed quality for phone photos: it resizes images to 1600 pixels, which is plenty for reading and keeps the PDF small enough to send on WhatsApp.
- Pick High (2x) when making JPGs from a text-heavy PDF so the words stay readable.
- Stay under about 25 MB per file and 25 pages for PDF to JPG, especially on a phone, because browsers have limited memory.
- Encrypted PDFs cannot be opened here — remove the password in your PDF reader first.
Example
Six photos of an ID card become one PDF, ready to send on WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. The whole tool runs inside your browser, so files stay on your device.
How many photos can I add?
Several at a time — each photo becomes one page, in the order you pick.
Is there a size limit?
Very large PDFs depend on your phone's memory; smaller batches work best.
Is it free and watermark free?
Yes, free with no signup and no watermark.
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