PDF problems are small, specific and annoying precisely because you hit them five minutes before a deadline. Here’s the map of Bubixo’s PDF tools, organized by the situation you’re in — every tool listed is live on the site.
“Several PDFs need to be one document.”
→ Merge PDF. Contracts plus annexes, chapters into a manuscript, scans into one file.
“One PDF needs to be several.”
→ Split PDF to break a document apart, Extract PDF Pages to pull out just the pages you need, Delete PDF Pages to remove the ones you don’t.
“It’s too big to send.”
→ Compress PDF. Scanned documents compress especially well — scans are images, and images carry most of a PDF’s weight.
“I need to edit the text.”
→ PDF to Word, edit in your word processor, then Word to PDF to lock it back down for sending.
“I need pages as images, or images as a PDF.”
→ PDF to JPG for slides-as-images and previews; JPG to PDF to turn photographed pages into a shareable document.
“A page is sideways.”
→ Rotate PDF. Common with scans; fixes orientation permanently instead of relying on your viewer to remember.
“It asks for a password I legitimately have.”
→ Unlock PDF removes the password from a document you’re authorized to open, so you stop retyping it. It is not a tool for opening documents that aren’t yours.
Two habits that prevent PDF pain
Keep the editable original — the Word file, the export source. Converting back from PDF is always the lossier direction.
And when preparing a document that will be scanned, scan at a sensible resolution: extreme scan quality is the main reason PDFs end up needing compression at all.
If your document problem is actually a “I’d rather listen to this” problem, see turning a PDF or EPUB into an audiobook.