PDF and image tools
Convert and organise common documents right in your browser. Files are processed on your device and are not uploaded to SarkariKaam.site. Large files may use significant memory; for best results, work with a few files at a time and keep your originals.
1. JPG / PNG to PDF
Place each selected image on its own A4 page. Choose portrait or landscape to fit the page.
2. Merge PDF files
Combine up to 10 PDFs in the order you choose. The file picker order is used.
3. Split PDF into one file per page
Create a ZIP containing one PDF for each page. The source PDF is not changed.
4. Extract selected PDF pages
Make a new PDF from page numbers or ranges. Example: 1-3, 5.
5. Remove selected PDF pages
Create a copy without the pages you name. All remaining pages keep their original order.
6. Check PDF page count and details
Read basic document information in your browser. This does not change the PDF.
7. Compress an image
Reduce image dimensions and JPEG quality to make a smaller copy. Results depend on the source image.
How to use these file tools
- Choose the tool that matches what you need, then select your files.
- Check page numbers, file order and options before processing.
- Download the new file and open it to make sure it looks right; keep your original copy.
Privacy and file limits
Processing runs locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your selected files are not sent to our Worker or saved by this site. Your device still controls browser memory, download history and saved files. Avoid shared devices for confidential documents. Password-protected or damaged PDFs may not open. These tools do not certify a document or replace an application authority's required file format, size or dimensions.
Frequently asked questions
Are my files uploaded to the website?
No. The tools read selected files in your browser and create the output on your device. The site does not send the file contents to its Worker.
Why will a password-protected PDF not open?
This browser tool does not ask for PDF passwords. Use a copy you are allowed to open, and never remove protection from a document without permission.
Can compressing an image make it larger?
Yes. A small source image can produce a larger JPEG. Check the before and after sizes; keep the original if the result is bigger or looks worse.
Will merged or converted files meet an application requirement?
Not always. Check the official application instructions for allowed file type, page order, dimensions, size and readability before uploading.
What if the output looks incomplete?
Open the downloaded file and review every page. Try a smaller or unprotected source file if the browser runs out of memory, and keep the original document.