PDF Fan

PDF Fan is a collection of free PDF utilities for everyday work in a web browser. It helps people combine files, prepare smaller documents, and make page changes before sending a PDF to someone else. The core editing tools process files locally in the browser. You can use them without creating an account or installing desktop software.
Use Merge PDF when material arrives in several files and needs to become a single document. A freelancer can combine an estimate, a scope of work, and an appendix into one file for a client. A student can gather related notes into one PDF for reference. Put the files in the intended order before exporting so the finished document reads naturally.
Split PDF helps when someone needs a section of a longer document. For example, you might take one part of a handbook to a meeting or send only the pages that relate to a particular assignment. When page order needs attention, the page tools let you reorder pages or remove pages that should be left out. That comes in handy when a scan includes a duplicate page, a cover is out of place, or a handout contains an extra blank page.
The metadata tool can clear information stored in the PDF file itself before you share it. This is useful if you are distributing a document that started from an old template and you want to remove details carried over from that file. Review the finished PDF before sending it, especially if the document also contains personal information on its visible pages.
PDF Fan also has a timetable workflow for people who receive schedules as PDFs. Open a timetable, review the extracted events, and check details such as titles and times before exporting a calendar. It gives students and other timetable users a chance to catch mistakes while preparing the schedule they want to import.
Each utility has its own page, so you can go straight to the task you need. The workflow is designed for one-off jobs such as tidying a handout, preparing a packet, or turning a timetable into calendar events.