PDF tools
Everything you need to get an assignment into one submittable file — and not one byte of it leaves your device.
Your files never leave your device. Everything here runs inside your browser tab. Nothing is uploaded to Fledgr or anywhere else — there is no server to upload to. Turn off your Wi-Fi after the page loads and it still works.
- Merge PDF
Combine several PDFs into one, in whatever order you drag them into.
- Split PDF
Pull out a page range, or break a document into one file per page.
- Rotate PDF
Fix sideways or upside-down scans — all pages or just some.
- Remove pages
Delete blank scans, answer keys or anything else you don't want.
- Images to PDF
Turn JPG and PNG photos of your notes into one tidy PDF.
- Compress PDF
Shrink a PDF by stripping metadata and rewriting it — honestly, within limits.
Why these tools do not upload anything
Every popular free PDF site works the same way: you upload your file, their server does the work, you download the result. That means your marksheet, your Aadhaar scan, your signed scholarship form and your unsubmitted assignment all sit on a company's disk, in a country you did not choose, for however long their policy says — and you have no way to verify any of it.
These tools take the file from your disk into your browser's own memory, do the work there with the File API, and hand the result back as a download. There is no upload endpoint to point at, because there is no server side to this feature at all. Load the page, disconnect your Wi-Fi, and every tool here still works.
What that trade costs
Running in a browser tab has real limits and we would rather name them than hide them. Very large files can exhaust the memory a tab is allowed, so there is a size cap. Password-protected PDFs cannot be opened — remove the password in a reader first. And compression can only do structural work, not the image re-encoding a server-side tool does; the compressor page explains exactly what it can and cannot save.
Built for the way college files actually arrive
Scanned question papers one year per file. Handwritten assignments photographed on a phone at midnight. Notes shared as thirty separate unit PDFs. Portals that accept exactly one attachment, under two megabytes, in portrait. These six tools cover that whole path — merge the parts, drop the blank scans, turn the sideways ones, and get it under the limit.
No account, no watermark, no daily task limit, no queue. The attendance and SGPA calculators work the same way.