Student File Tools

Your complete toolkit for preparing documents for admission and academic work.

Compress & Resize

Reduce file size for admission portal uploads.

Image to PDF

Combine multiple JPG or PNG images into one PDF.

PDF to JPG

Convert each page of a PDF into a JPG image.

Merge PDF

Combine several PDF files into a single document.

Split PDF

Extract a range of pages or split every page.

Rotate PDF

Rotate all pages of a PDF 90, 180, or 270 degrees.

Information & Details

  • Compress & Resize: Ideal for NOUN portal uploads. For images, you can choose the quality to get under 100KB. For PDFs, it automatically tries to get under 150KB.
  • Image to PDF: Combine multiple pictures (like scanned documents or photos) into a single, organized PDF file.
  • PDF to JPG: Converts each page of your PDF into a separate high-quality image, then bundles them in a ZIP file.
  • Merge PDF: Combine two or more separate PDF documents into one single PDF file.
  • Split PDF: Extract specific pages (e.g., pages 2-4) from a large PDF, or split every page into its own separate PDF file.
  • Rotate PDF: Fix a PDF that was scanned sideways or upside down by rotating all its pages at once.

Quick Guide for NOUN Portal Uploads
  • Check File Size Limits: The NOUN admission portal usually requires documents to be small. Aim for under 150KB for PDFs and under 100KB for images. Use the "Compress & Resize" tool to meet these limits.
  • Combine Your Documents: If you have multiple scanned pages of your JAMB Slip or other certificates or documents, use the "Image to PDF" or "Merge PDF" tool to combine them into a single file before uploading.
  • Verify Before Uploading: After you download your processed file, always open it to make sure it is clear, readable, and correct. This prevents issues with your application or registration.
Your Privacy is Important

We respect your privacy. All files you upload are processed securely and are **automatically deleted** from our server after about one hour. We do not view, share, or store your documents.