Plooia fold in paper
Everything you want to do with a PDF: merge, split, shrink, sign and more.
Online18 tools
All tools of Plooi (18)
Every tool has its own page on Plooi, in your language. Click and you can start right away.
- Merge PDFCombine several PDFs into one file, in the order you choose.
- Split PDFSplit a PDF into parts or single pages, by range or every so many pages.
- Compress PDFMake a PDF smaller to email or upload, while the text stays real text.
- Rotate PDFRotate all pages or just the ones you pick, a quarter or half turn.
- Organize pagesReorder, rotate or remove the pages of your PDF, with a preview of each page.
- Add page numbersAdd page numbers to your PDF, with the position, style and starting number you choose.
- Watermark a PDFPut see-through text like ‘Copy’ or ‘Draft’ across the pages of your PDF.
- Sign a PDFDraw or type your signature and drag it to the right place on your PDF.
- Protect a PDFPut a password on your PDF with AES-256 and choose whether printing and copying are allowed.
- Unlock a PDFRemove the password from your own PDF, using the password you already know.
- PDF to imageTurn the pages of your PDF into PNG or JPG images, several in one ZIP.
- Image to PDFPut JPG, PNG or WebP images into one PDF, on A4, Letter or their own size.
- PDF to textPull the text out of a PDF to copy it or save it as a text file.
- Recognise text in a scanRecognise the text in a scan or photo and turn it into a searchable PDF.
- Word to PDFConvert a Word document (.docx) to PDF, with headings, lists, tables and images.
- Fill in a PDF formFill in the fields of a PDF form and flatten it afterwards if you like.
- Redact a PDFMake sensitive parts of a PDF truly unreadable, not just covered up.
- Multiple pages per sheetPut 2 or 4 pages on one sheet, or make a booklet to fold.
What Plooi does
Plooi is Handig’s PDF toolbox. Drop your files in, choose what you want and download the result. The work happens in your own browser: your PDF goes nowhere.
Where the work happens
Almost everything on your device
Almost everything happens in your browser. Where a tool really needs a server, its page says so beforehand.
The page of each tool says it again, exactly for that tool.