PDF Tools for Engineers.
Merge FAI packs, extract drawing sheets, stamp CONTROLLED COPY, convert sheets to images — free, and completely private. Every tool runs inside your browser: drawings and reports never leave your device.
Merge PDF
Combine drawings, certs and reports into one FAI or PPAP pack. Reorder before merging.
Split PDF / Extract Pages
Pull single drawing sheets out of a pack — send vendors only the sheet they need.
Rotate PDF
Fix sideways scans and landscape sheets — rotate all pages or just a range.
Stamp & Watermark
CONTROLLED COPY, DRAFT, OBSOLETE, APPROVED — document-control stamps on every page.
PDF to JPG
Render drawing sheets as images for presentations, ERP thumbnails or quick shares.
JPG to PDF
Part photos, calibration shots and 8D evidence into one clean PDF report.
PDF Tools Built for Engineering Documents
Every manufacturing engineer lives in PDFs — customer drawings, inspection reports, material test certificates, PPAP packs. And almost every "free online PDF tool" works the same way: your file is uploaded to someone's server, processed there, and downloaded back. For controlled documents and NDA-bound drawings, that is a compliance problem, not a convenience.
These tools take the opposite approach. The processing library loads into your browser and the work happens on your machine. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and every tool still works — that is the whole point. There are no accounts, no file-size games, and no "premium" gates.
Built around QA workflows
The merge tool exists for FAI and PPAP pack assembly. The stamp tool ships with the document-control markings auditors actually look for — CONTROLLED COPY, UNCONTROLLED COPY, OBSOLETE — rather than generic "confidential" watermarks. The splitter is for the daily job of sending a vendor only their sheet from a 40-page drawing pack.
Part of the MetricMech reference hub
These tools sit alongside 40 engineering calculators, GD&T guides and quality templates — all free, all built for the same audience. If your next step after assembling a drawing pack is ballooning it for inspection, that is what CadNexa's auto-ballooning does in your browser too.