Assemble a document for a specific task
Merge documents, select pages and change page order or orientation to prepare a new PDF. Preview the output and retain the original files for reference.
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Ultimate PDF Toolkit
Organise, optimise, protect and inspect PDFs in one native Mac workspace while preserving your original files.
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See Ultimate PDF Toolkit in action
What you can do
- Merge, split, extract and delete pages
- Reorder, rotate, crop, insert, duplicate and interleave pages
- Compress and measure output against a target size
- Grayscale, flatten supported annotations, resize and N-up
- Inspect and clean metadata
- Images, clipboard or scanner input to PDF
- PDF to images and text
- Create blank PDFs
- Password protection, password removal and permission settings
- Rasterised marked-region redaction in output copies
- Local OCR searchable text layer
- Page numbers, headers, footers, watermarks and Bates numbers
- Find blank pages and deskew
- Document inspection and page comparison
- Batch processing, presets, job history and result previews
CompatibilitymacOS 15 or later
Apple Silicon and Intel
Apple Silicon and Intel
AppearanceSystem, Light and Dark
Getting startedSkippable tour and optional numbered steps
Made for a clear start
Choose your task, follow the numbered steps and review the result. You can hide instructions or turn off the startup walkthrough in Settings.
Privacy and practical limits
Documents, passwords and OCR processing stay local. The bundled security engine receives passwords through stdin. No app analytics or account.
Target-size compression reports the actual result and cannot guarantee every requested size. Rasterised operations can change text/searchability. Embedded QPDF engine must pass sandbox and nested-signing checks.
Features in practice
The feature list describes the available tools. These examples explain how they support a practical workflow, what to review and where the limits matter.
Prepare files for practical constraints
Compression, target-size measurements, resizing, grayscale and N-up tools help prepare copies for sharing or printing. A requested file size cannot always be achieved without changing visible quality.
Make scanned material more useful
Import supported images or scanner output, run local OCR and export text or images where appropriate. Verify recognised text and scanner compatibility for your own documents and hardware.
Mark, protect and inspect the result
Apply numbering, watermarks or supported password protection and review metadata and document comparisons. Rasterised redaction changes output structure and can affect searchability; inspect the exported copy carefully.
Use the compatibility, access and limitation information on this page when choosing a workflow. Sample screenshots illustrate the app; their records and measured results are not a scan of your own Mac.