Students & applicants
Combine a CV, certificates and supporting documents. Extract only the pages requested for an application.
Merge documents, split pages, crop, rotate and arrange a PDF in one clear workspace. Your original files stay unchanged.
Add files, set the order, merge.
Small, practical workflows for people who need to get a PDF ready and move on.
Combine a CV, certificates and supporting documents. Extract only the pages requested for an application.
Join reports, remove blank pages, reorder sections and prepare a clean handoff for colleagues or clients.
Organize invoices and scanned records, crop page edges and reduce oversized scans before sharing.
Split reading packs, keep selected chapters, rotate scans and export individual pages for teaching material.
Each guide follows the same idea: choose a file, make the specific change, check the result, then save a new copy.
Start with the main document, then add supporting files in the order someone should read them. Check the page counts and file names before merging.
Use a page range when you need a specific section, odd/even rules for duplex workflows, or fixed-size groups when a large document needs to be divided.
Work on one large page preview at a time. Use the thumbnail strip to move through the document, draw the crop area inside the page, and review the cropped preview before saving.
Cropping hides page areas; it is not secure redaction.
Use the visual page board when the PDF is already combined but the sections are out of sequence. Drag thumbnails directly into position and remove pages you do not need.
Zippy estimates the effective DPI of embedded raster images before export. Choose a lower target only when it meaningfully reduces resolution; the final file is compared with the original before a download is offered.
Raster compression flattens text, links and vectors into images.
Render a single page for a slide or a selected range for a document preview. Higher output scales preserve more detail but use more memory and create larger images.
No maze of settings. Each operation has a simple path from choosing files to downloading the result.
Review the selected documents before merging. Move files up or down, remove mistakes, and export only when the list looks right.
Extract page ranges, rotate pages, remove unwanted pages, and reorder a document without changing your source file.
Image-based compression can shrink scanned files, but it rasterizes text and vector content. Zippy explains that trade-off before export.
Combine multiple PDFs into one ordered document, extract selected page ranges, or reorganize an existing document by moving, rotating and removing pages. Zippy creates a new output file so your original stays unchanged.
Crop page edges with a visual selection, rotate individual pages, or use the thumbnail organizer to change order and remove pages. Export selected pages as PNG images when you need page artwork outside the PDF. Raster compression can help with scanned or image-heavy documents, with a clear trade-off: text and vector content become images.
No. Document operations run in the active browser tab. The PDF.js and pdf-lib libraries load from cdnjs when you first select a file, but your PDF content is processed locally.
No. Zippy reads the selected file and creates a separate result. Your original file stays where it is on your device.
Add the files, arrange them from first page to last section, check the file names and page counts, then merge. The new PDF follows the order shown in the list.
Extract custom page ranges, keep odd or even pages, create one PDF per page, or split the document into groups of a chosen page count.
Yes. Select a page, draw the area to keep and save. You can also apply the same crop to all pages when the pages share matching margins.
No. Crop changes the visible page area but does not securely erase hidden content outside that area. Do not use it to conceal confidential information.
Yes. Choose the page in Crop & Rotate and use the rotation controls. Other pages keep their current orientation unless you apply the adjustment to all pages.
Open Rearrange, drag page thumbnails into the desired order, remove pages you do not need, and save a new PDF.
Zippy estimates the effective resolution of embedded images, then renders each page to JPEG at your selected target DPI and rebuilds the PDF. This is a lossy, page-rasterizing method: selectable text, links, vector artwork, forms and accessibility structure are not retained.
It samples pages, reads embedded image dimensions and their displayed size on the PDF page, then estimates the effective DPI. Vector text and drawings do not have a single source DPI, so they are reported separately.
72 DPI is for very small sharing copies, 96 DPI for general screens, 150 DPI for everyday document reading, and 300 DPI when retaining more print detail matters. The best choice depends on the source images and the text size.
Zippy compares the generated file with the original and requires at least 1 KB and 1% savings before offering a compressed download. A larger file or a negligible saving is rejected, so you can keep the original or try a lower DPI.
There may be little to gain from raster compression. Zippy reports when no meaningful source image DPI can be measured, and the final size check prevents a larger result from being presented as a saving.
Yes. Choose individual pages or ranges, select a render scale and export each selected page as a separate PNG image.
Zippy reports protected or unreadable files before the affected operation continues. It does not attempt to bypass password protection.
Yes. The workspace adapts to touch screens, including the crop page navigator and the page organizer. Very large or complex PDFs may still be limited by the device's available memory.