The Split PDF tool makes one file per run, from a page range you type. How to cut a document into several files, what the range box accepts, and the typo that quietly gives the wrong pages.
Merge PDF only takes PDFs and JPG to PDF only takes photos. Turn the photos into a PDF first, then merge the two in the order you want. Page sizes, file names and what to check.
Use the Compress PDF tool to get under an email size limit, and know the trade: it turns every page into an image, so text is no longer selectable. Which level to pick.
The PDF to JPG tool converts every page and has no page picker. Cut the page out with Split PDF first, then convert it. What the zip contains and what the image quality is.
Removing a password from a PDF you can already open, done entirely in your browser. What it removes, what it does not do, and why signatures can look altered afterward.
Type your text, click once, and every page gets a tiled watermark. What the tool actually does, what it does not, and when a stamped watermark is not enough.
Converting JPG to PDF turns each photo into its own page in one PDF file. How AstralPDF does it in your browser, page size, page order, and what to check first.
Fix a sideways or upside-down PDF so it opens the right way up everywhere. How AstralPDF's rotate tool works in your browser, what it rotates, and what it cannot do.
AstralPDF has no delete button, but the split tool removes pages by keeping the ones you list. Exactly how the page range works, with the quirks worth knowing.
AstralPDF has no drag-to-reorder view, but you can move a page by cutting the file into pieces with Split PDF and joining them in the order you want with Merge PDF.
A free two minute test in your browser: watch the Network tab, then go offline and run the tool. What you will see on AstralPDF, including the analytics requests.