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Über PDF-Multitool

Multi-Tool chains several operations into a single pass over one document. Rotate, delete, reorder and extract are staged as a list of pending edits, applied together when you commit, so the file is written once rather than re-encoded after every individual change.

The document stays in browser memory for the whole session. Staged edits are held as plain objects and never serialised to a server.

PDF-Multitool verwenden

  1. Open a PDF. Up to ten documents can be held in the workspace at once and switched between.
  2. Build the edit list — each rotate, delete, move or extract is added as a pending step rather than applied immediately.
  3. Reorder or remove steps in the list if you change your mind. Nothing is written to the document until you commit.
  4. Apply the whole list and download. The output is encoded a single time, from the original page objects.

In der Produktion

Paperwork that comes back from a scanner is rarely wrong in only one way. A twelve-page delivery note arrives upside down, with a blank separator sheet in the middle and the signature page at the end instead of the front. Fixing that as three separate downloads means three round trips; staging it as one edit list means one.

Häufige Fragen

Why stage edits instead of applying each one?
Every save re-encodes the document, and repeated re-encoding of the same page objects is where quality and file size quietly degrade. Collecting the operations and writing once keeps the output a single generation away from the original.
Can I undo a step after adding it?
Yes. The pending list is fully editable until you commit — remove a step, change its position, or clear the list entirely. The source document is untouched the whole time.
Does the page order in the list matter?
It does for operations that move pages. A delete followed by a reorder acts on different page indices than the same two steps reversed, so the list is applied strictly top to bottom, exactly as shown.