PDF tools

Use Filemynt in your browser — no account and no install. Files are uploaded over HTTPS to Filemynt servers (50 MB max), processed there, and deleted on a short schedule (typically within about one to two hours). Upload once in the studio to chain several operations on the same document — no re-uploading between steps.

Not sure which tool you need? Our guides explain the decisions behind each job — when to compress, how to share privately, and how to build a clean multi-file packet.

Optimize

Get a PDF to the right size for its destination — email, a portal with a hard limit, or a print master you keep at full quality. Compression is a tradeoff, so these tools show before/after sizes instead of chasing the smallest possible file.

Related reading: Compress without ruining quality · Why PDFs become large

Organize

Assemble, split, reorder, rotate, and number pages so a packet reads in the order your recipient expects. Structure work comes first; get the sequence right before you compress or protect.

Related reading: Merge, reorder, and page numbers · Upload once. Finish everything

Trust & privacy

Clean document metadata, stamp drafts with a watermark, and prepare a share copy that does not leak author fields or internal titles. These are honest, separate controls — not a single "make it private" button that overclaims.

Related reading: Share PDFs more privately · Understanding PDF passwords

Security

Add or remove an open password when a document should not be read in a forwarded thread without authorization. A password raises the bar; it does not replace sending to the right people.

Related reading: Understanding PDF passwords · Share PDFs more privately

Convert

Turn images into a PDF or pull text back out of one. Useful on-ramps and off-ramps when your source material did not start as a clean PDF.

Related reading: Best practices for scanned PDFs · PDF vs Word for sharing

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