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Seven PDF tools that run inside your own browser
Merge files, count pages, add page numbers, split out the colour pages, fix margins and set an exact JPG size. No account, no password, no payment, and no limit on file size or how many files you add.
The toolkit
Seven tools, built for real printing jobs
We run a bulk printing press in Borivali West and the same problems arrive every day: pages out of order, a missing index, colour pages scattered through a black-and-white document, margins that cut off text. We built these tools to fix those files before they reach the machine, and left them free for anyone to use.
Merge PDF files
Combine any number of PDFs into one document, in the order you choose.
- Drag the files into the order you want
- No cap on file size or number of files
- Nothing uploads, so big merges finish in seconds
Merge PDFs with an index and table of contents
Turn a folder of separate chapters or subjects into one book with an automatic index and correct page numbers.
- Builds the table of contents for you
- Numbers run correctly across the whole book
- Made for study notes, project reports and black books
Count the pages in a PDF
Get an exact page count before you print, upload or pay for anything.
- Counts several files at once and totals them
- Useful for checking a print quote or an upload limit
- Works on any PDF, however large
Separate the colour pages from a PDF
Find every page that actually contains colour and split it away from the black-and-white pages, so you pay colour rates only where colour exists.
- Detects colour pages automatically
- Gives you two files: colour and black-and-white
- Often cuts the cost of a long report by more than half
Adjust PDF margins with a live preview
Fix margins and alignment and see exactly how the page will print before you send it.
- Live preview of the printed page
- Rescues text that would otherwise be cut off
- Handles documents that mix different page sizes
Add page numbers to a PDF
Number a document properly, with control over where the number sits and how it looks.
- Top or bottom, left, centre or right
- Choose the starting number, format and style
- Made for assignments, reports and bound books
Set a JPG to an exact size for exam and government forms
Resize a photo or signature to the exact dimensions and file size an online form demands, so the upload is accepted the first time.
- Hit an exact pixel size and an exact KB limit
- Built for hall tickets, exam forms and government portals
- Nothing to install and no photo editor needed
Three of these tools do not exist on the big PDF sites
Merging and page-counting are everywhere. These three came out of daily problems on our own shop floor, and as far as we know no other free PDF site offers them.
Separate the colour pages from a PDF
Every other site can split a PDF by page number. None of them can look at a document, work out which pages actually contain colour ink, and pull those out. That is the single biggest saving on any print job: a 300-page report with 12 colour pages should not be priced as 300 colour pages.
See how it worksMerge into a book with an automatic index
A normal merge glues files end to end. This one reads your file names, builds a real table of contents at the front, and numbers the pages straight through — so a folder of chapter PDFs becomes a bound book without you typing an index by hand.
See how it worksForce a JPG to an exact KB size
Indian exam and government portals reject photos that miss their limit by a single kilobyte. General image resizers give you rough quality settings and leave you guessing. This one hits the exact pixel size and the exact file size you were told to submit.
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Which tool do you need?
Find your problem in plain words and go straight to the tool that fixes it.
Only a few pages really need colour. Separate the colour pages and print the rest in black and white.
The portal wants an exact size in KB. Set the JPG to an exact size.
Merge with an automatic index so the table of contents and page numbers are built for you.
Merge PDF files in whatever order you choose.
Count the pages first, then check the price calculator.
Adjust the margins and check the live preview before you send the file.
Add page numbers in the position and format your college asks for.
Use any tool here. Nothing is uploaded, so the file never leaves your computer.
How it works
Three steps, and no account at any point
There is no sign-up screen, no confirmation email and no upload progress bar, because there is nothing to upload.
Open the tool page
Click any tool above. It loads in your browser like an ordinary web page. Nothing installs and no extension is needed.
Choose your file
Pick the PDF or photo from your own computer. Your browser reads it directly from your disk, so nothing travels over the internet and there is no size cap to hit.
Save the result
The tool does the work on your own machine and hands you the finished file. No watermark, no waiting in a queue, and no limit on how many times you repeat it.
The difference
Why these are not like the usual PDF websites
Most free PDF services send your document to their servers, then start counting: two files, one task an hour, a size cap, and a sign-up wall after that. Ours do the work on your own machine, so there is nothing to count.
| BulkPrintouts.com tools | Typical online PDF site | |
|---|---|---|
| Account or email needed | No | Usually, beyond a few free uses |
| Password to set | No | Yes, once you register |
| Payment or subscription | No | Free tier, then paid |
| File size limit | None | Commonly capped for free users |
| Number of files at once | Unlimited | Often two or three on the free plan |
| Tasks per day | Unlimited | Often limited per hour or per day |
| Where your file is processed | On your own device | On the company's servers |
| Speed depends on your internet | No | Yes, for upload and download both |
| Watermark on the result | None | Sometimes on free output |
Free plans elsewhere change often, so treat the right-hand column as what we generally see rather than a claim about any one company.
Why a printing company gives these away
Every badly prepared file costs us a reprint and costs you money. A student who separates the colour pages before ordering pays for twelve colour pages instead of three hundred. A file with a proper index comes back from binding right the first time. So the tools stay free whether or not you ever print with us.
When your file is ready, we print it: 600 DPI laser, powder toner, over 80,000 pages a day, delivered to any PIN code in India.
Questions
Common questions about the tools
Do I need to create an account or sign in?
No. There is no registration, no email address to give and no password to remember. Open the page and use the tool.
Are my files uploaded to your server?
No. Each tool runs inside your browser and reads the file from your own computer's memory. The document never travels over the internet, which is why processing is fast and why confidential papers stay confidential.
Is there a file size limit?
No. Because nothing is uploaded there is no upload cap to hit. Very large files are limited only by the memory of your own computer, so a several-hundred-megabyte merge is easier on a laptop than on a phone.
How many PDF files can I merge at once?
As many as you like. There is no free-plan cap of two or three files and no daily limit on how many times you use a tool.
Is it really free, and is there a watermark?
It is free, with no paid tier and no watermark on anything the tools produce. We are a printing company, not a software company; the tools exist so that the files we receive are print-ready.
Do the tools work on a mobile phone?
They open on a phone, and small jobs like counting pages or setting a JPG size work well. For merging large documents or building an index, a laptop or desktop gives more memory and a steadier result.
How do I resize a photo to the exact KB size an exam form wants?
Open the JPG size tool, load your photo or signature, and set the pixel dimensions and the file size the portal asks for. The tool produces a file at that exact size, so the upload is accepted instead of being rejected for being too large.
What is the difference between merging PDFs and merging with an index?
A plain merge joins your files into one document. Merging with an index also builds a table of contents at the front and numbers the pages across the whole book, which is what you need before spiral or perfect binding.
Do the tools need an internet connection to process the file?
You need the internet to open the page, but not to do the work. Once the tool has loaded, the processing happens on your own machine, so a slow or unstable connection does not slow it down and a large file does not have to be uploaded first.
Are these safe for confidential documents?
Your file is never transmitted to us or to anyone else, so there is no copy of it on a server to be stored, scanned or deleted later. That is the main reason lawyers, accountants and HR departments use these rather than an upload-based site.
Do I have to install any software or a browser extension?
No. Everything runs on the web page itself. There is nothing to download, nothing to update and nothing to uninstall afterwards.
How is this different from iLovePDF or Smallpdf?
Those are excellent, much larger services, and for common jobs they work well. The differences are that they upload your file to their servers, they cap free users on file size and on tasks per day, and they ask you to sign up beyond that. Ours have no caps because the work happens on your machine. We also have three tools they do not: separating the colour pages from a PDF, merging into a book with an automatic index, and forcing a JPG to an exact KB size.
Can I use the tools without printing anything with you?
Yes. There is no catch and nothing to buy. We are a printing company in Mumbai and we built these for our own customers, but they are open to everyone.
Which browsers do the tools work in?
Any current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. Nothing needs to be installed and no extension is required.