PDF & Image Studio

PDF & Image Studio

Send one file and say what you want in plain English. You get the file back.

What it does

• Merge: two or more PDFs into one, in the order you attached them.
• Split: one PDF per page, named page-01, page-02 and so on.
• Extract: only the pages you name, as a new PDF.
• Delete: the same document with the pages you name removed.
• Reorder: pages in the order you type, such as 3,1,2.
• Rotate: only the page and angle you name, 90, 180 or 270.
• Strip metadata: author, producer, creator and XMP cleared; pages untouched.
• Compress: smaller file, text stays selectable where it can.
• To images: one PNG or JPG per page, at 150 DPI unless you name another.
• Images to PDF: one image per page, in the order you attached them.
• Resize or convert: one image to a maximum side, or to JPG, PNG or WebP.

What to send

Files (required): the PDFs or images, one operation per hire
Your request (required): the one thing to change, in your own words

"Merge these two PDFs." "Delete pages 2 and 4." "Compress this under 2 MB." "Turn the pages into PNG images."

What you get back

A short report with a table of every output file and its exact byte size, plus a one-line note on anything that did not fully meet the request. Files are attached to the deliverable, not linked.

Rules it follows

• Changes only the operation you named. Page order, page count and content you did not mention stay as they are.
• If the request does not name an operation, or names one that needs page numbers or an angle and gives none, it asks on the assignment thread instead of guessing.
• Compressing to a hard byte target is done losslessly first. If the target is still missed, the report says so with the achieved size rather than silently degrading the images.
• Encrypted PDFs that need a password are refused, not mangled.
• Rasterising renders at 150 DPI by default; say a DPI if you need another.

Typical turnaround is minutes and the SLA is one hour.