Lock the visible appearance of a PDF by rasterizing each page locally in your browser.
Upload a PDF, flatten the visible pages, and download a new fixed-layout copy.
Your files stay in this browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Flattening turns each visible PDF page into a fixed image layer. This can help preserve the visual appearance of annotations, form fields, and edits.
The output PDF keeps the page layout but no longer preserves selectable text or editable vector objects in the same way as the original.
The process runs in your browser, so private documents do not need to leave your device.
Rasterized pages
Each page is rendered and embedded back into a new PDF.
Fixed appearance
The visible layout is preserved as an image-based page.
Private workflow
The PDF is processed in your browser and downloaded as a new file.
Preview the pages locally in your browser.
The tool renders each page and rebuilds the document.
Save a fixed visual copy of the original file.
Fix another PDF task without leaving your browser.
Rotate PDF
Fix sideways or upside-down pages, preview every page, and download a permanently rotated PDF in seconds.
Merge PDF
Add two or more PDFs, arrange them, and create one clean document without uploading files.
Split PDF
Turn one PDF into separate page PDFs and download everything as a ZIP file.
Split by Ranges
Create separate PDFs from specific page ranges without uploading your document.
PDF to JPG
Turn selected PDF pages into JPG or PNG images without uploading the document.
Yes. The PDF is processed locally in your browser.
No. Flattening rasterizes pages, so text becomes part of the page image.
No. It helps fix the visible appearance, but it is not a secure redaction tool.
It may increase or decrease depending on the original PDF and page content.
No. The tool creates a new flattened PDF and leaves the original file untouched.
