Paper tools that never see your files

Merge, split, rotate, number, and check PDFs — search and extract from any document — fill Word templates — entirely inside this page, on your own computer. Nothing you drop here is ever uploaded.

No upload · No signup · No file limits · Open tools at no charge
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Merge PDFsA form says "submit as one PDF" and you've got 3 separate files. Drop them in the order you want them read — get back one PDF, ready to upload.
Split / ExtractSomeone only needs page 2 of your 12-page lease — not your Social Security number on page 9. Type the page numbers you want (like 2 or 1-3,5), get back a new PDF with only those pages.
RotateYour phone scanned a document sideways and now every page reads wrong. Turn every page in the file 90° at once — no more tilting your head to read it.
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Page numbersA court or a client asks you to reference "page 14" and your PDF has none printed. Stamp a number on every page so anyone can find the spot you mean.
RedactBlack out an SSN, an account number, a name — for real. Draw a box over it and the page is rebuilt as a flattened image underneath the box, so the text is actually gone, not just painted over. Nothing leaves your machine.
Resume ATS CheckSee how a hiring system reads your resume — before a person does. Drop your resume PDF and paste the job posting. Get a score, the keywords you're missing, and exactly where to add them. Nothing leaves your machine.
Watch it happen — two minutes, nothing staged

A real resume, a real job posting, and the score moving from 43 to 62 as each gap gets answered. It also teaches you how a hiring system reads you, whether or not you use this.

Redact

Two ways, and you can use both on the same file. Type a name, number or phrase and every occurrence on every page is boxed at once — no page-by-page hunting through a 40-page contract. Then drag over anything a search can't name. When you export, every page is rebuilt as a flattened image with the box burned in — the text underneath is genuinely gone, not just covered. (Real tradeoff, stated plainly: the whole document becomes image-based, so text stops being selectable/searchable everywhere, not only inside your boxes.)

Document reader — CSV, text, and PDF — on your machine
Find the rows that need actionGot a CSV or text file? Search it for any word and see every line that matches — so you know exactly which rows to call, chase, or fix. Example: find every row that says "overdue" in a spreadsheet export, so you know exactly who to call today.
Hand off just the matching linesSame search as Find — but saves every matching line to its own file, ready to send or import elsewhere. Example: pull all "ERROR" lines out of a 200,000-line log and hand that file straight to the engineer who needs to fix them — not the whole log.
Get the number you'd need a spreadsheet forGot a spreadsheet export? Ask it: what's the total of column 3? You get sum, average, min, and max — the exact figure to put in a report or an invoice, no spreadsheet app needed. Example: total every invoice amount in a CSV export before you close the books.
Find your most common valueDrop a CSV and pick a column — get every distinct value ranked by how often it shows up. Use it to find your busiest city (target ads there), your most repeated customer (follow up with them), or your most common complaint word (fix that first). The ranking IS the decision — act on whatever sits at the top.
Quick health check before a bigger jobDrop any file — CSV, text, PDF — and get a 5-second read: line count, size, whether it's empty, and (for PDFs) the exact page count. Run this FIRST so you're not 90% through a Split or a big search on a file that was empty or the wrong one. If it's a PDF, the page count carries straight into Split / Extract below — no retyping it.
Pull the contact list out of a documentDrop any document — CSV, text, or PDF — and it pulls every email address, phone number, dollar amount, and date it can find, exportable as a ready-to-use CSV. Example: pull all contact info out of a scanned contract straight into a list you can import into your CRM.

Works on CSV, text, and PDF files. Any size. The file reads on your machine; nothing leaves this page.

Word template filler — fill a form letter or contract in seconds
Fill a Word templateFill a form letter or contract without retyping it every time. Example: your lease says {{TENANT_NAME}} — type the name once, get the finished lease. How it works: 1 drop your .docx, 2 fill in the blanks it finds, 3 download the completed file.

Fill a Word template

Drop a Word document (.docx) that you use as a form letter or contract. Anywhere it says {{NAME}} or {{DATE}} or any {{PLACEHOLDER}} in curly brackets, this tool finds it, shows you a field, and replaces it when you click Fill. Your file never leaves this page.

How it works: 1 drop your .docx below — 2 fill in each field that appears — 3 click Fill and download your completed document

Your files stay yours — by design. Other document sites upload your contracts, medical records, and resumes to their servers while you work. AKD VaultPDF doesn't: your machine does the work, inside this page, and nothing you drop here is ever uploaded or kept. That's the whole idea.
The deep work — full typeset ATS report, batch mode, the Binder's full power — runs on a pass. See passes →