Organize PDF
Rearrange, combine, and clean up PDF documents. Merge files, split out pages, delete or rotate pages, add page numbers, and turn images into PDFs, all free in your browser or as one API call.
What does organizing a PDF mean?
Organizing a PDF means changing which pages are in it and how they are arranged, without touching their content. That covers merging separate files, splitting one document into parts, deleting pages, fixing orientation, and numbering pages for reference.
Every tool here runs in your browser, so your files never leave your device: no upload, no signup, and no watermark. When you need the same operations in an app or across thousands of files, each one is also a single call on the FileAlloy API.
One API for all of it
Every operation here is also a single call on the FileAlloy API, so you can automate it at scale. Files are processed in memory and never stored, on EU-hosted servers, with deterministic output and a free tier to start.
Get an API keyFrequently asked questions
Do these tools upload my files?
No. The browser tools run entirely on your device, so nothing is uploaded or stored. The API processes files in memory and deletes them immediately after the response.
Is there a page limit?
No fixed limit. Since the browser tools work locally, very large files depend on your device's available memory.
Can I automate these operations?
Yes. Merge, split, remove pages, rotate, page numbers, and image-to-PDF are all available as API endpoints with a free tier.