Looty Tools Guides
Explore practical guides for everyday digital tasks, file formats, privacy, productivity, and the growing Looty Tools collection. Looty Tools is continually expanding with new utilities and categories designed to make common online tasks faster and easier.
Browse the tools available today and return as new document, image, audio, video, business, productivity, and everyday utilities are added over time.
About Looty Tools
What Is Looty Tools?
Learn what Looty Tools is, why it was created, and how the growing free online toolbox helps with documents, images, audio, and everyday digital tasks.
Read guide →About Looty ToolsOne-Stop Online Toolbox
Why a consistent free toolbox matters, how Looty Tools groups everyday utilities, and the long-term vision for documents, media, productivity, and more.
Read guide →Everyday online tools
Everyday Online Tools
See how free online tools can help with work, school, home projects, small business tasks, documents, images, and audio—and how Looty Tools is expanding.
Read guide →Everyday online toolsFree Tools Without Sign-Up
Why no-sign-up tools save time, how current Looty Tools work without an account, and what to expect as the library grows.
Read guide →Privacy and file formats
PDF guides
How to Merge PDF Files
Combine multiple PDFs in your browser with file-level ordering, exact size limits, privacy notes, and tips for a clean merged document.
Read guide →PDF guidesMerge PDF Order and Limits
Learn how Merge PDF orders whole files, how Move up and Move down affect the result, and how the 20-file, 25 MB per-file, and 50 MB combined limits work.
Read guide →PDF guidesMerge PDF Without Uploading
Merge PDFs in your browser without uploading their contents to Looty Tools. Learn what stays local, what network requests may still occur, and how private browser-based merging works.
Read guide →PDF guidesHow to Split PDF Pages
Extract page ranges, split every page, or create ZIP bundles with browser-based PDF splitting and the exact limits used by Looty Tools.
Read guide →PDF guidesExtract vs Split PDF Modes
Compare Extract pages, Split every page, and Split by ranges. Learn which mode creates one PDF, which modes create ZIP files, and which option fits your workflow.
Read guide →PDF guidesSplit PDF ZIP Downloads
Learn when Split PDF downloads a ZIP, how page and range files are named, and how Extract & download differs from Split & download ZIP.
Read guide →PDF guidesHow to Organize PDF Pages
Rearrange PDF pages locally in your browser—reorder, rotate, duplicate, delete, and reset—with current file and page limits.
Read guide →PDF guidesOrganize PDF Before Merging
Learn when to organize PDF pages before merging files, when to organize afterward, and how page-level ordering differs from whole-file merge order.
Read guide →PDF guidesOrganize PDF Over 100 Pages
Organize a PDF larger than 100 pages by splitting it into sections, arranging each section, and merging the corrected files back together in your browser.
Read guide →PDF guidesHow to Convert PDF to JPG
Rasterize PDF pages to JPG or PNG with quality and resolution controls, ZIP downloads, and the current page and size limits.
Read guide →PDF guidesPDF to PNG vs JPG
Compare PNG and JPG when converting PDF pages to images. Learn how file size, image quality, text clarity, white backgrounds, and JPG quality settings affect the output.
Read guide →PDF guidesPDF to JPG Resolution and Limits
Understand PDF to JPG scale, quality, pixel dimensions, the 4096-pixel canvas limit, and the 25 MB and 50-page limits before converting PDF pages.
Read guide →PDF guidesHow to Add Page Numbers to a PDF
Add customizable page numbers with position, format, ranges, font size, color, and margin—processed locally with current limits.
Read guide →PDF guidesPDF Page Number Formats and Positions
Compare PDF page-number formats and six placement options, then choose the right margin, font size, color, and starting number for your document.
Read guide →PDF guidesNumber Only Part of a PDF
Add page numbers to selected PDF pages, skip a cover page, or use custom ranges while controlling the visible starting number and page-number format.
Read guide →File & Data
How to Convert Excel to PDF
Convert XLSX or XLS workbooks to a tabular PDF locally: choose worksheets, set page size and orientation, and understand formatting limits.
Read guide →File & DataExcel to PDF Without Uploading
Learn how browser-based Excel to PDF keeps workbook data on your device, what still leaves the machine, and how local conversion differs from upload services.
Read guide →File & DataConvert Multiple Excel Sheets to One PDF
Learn how to combine multiple Excel worksheets into one PDF in workbook order. Select visible sheets, control orientation, and convert privately in your browser.
Read guide →File & DataHow to Convert CSV to Excel
Convert a CSV file to an Excel .xlsx workbook locally: choose delimiters, preview rows, set worksheet options, and download without uploading.
Read guide →File & DataCSV to Excel Without Uploading
Learn how browser-based CSV to Excel keeps table data on your device, what still leaves the machine, and how local conversion differs from upload services.
Read guide →File & DataPreserve Leading Zeros in CSV to Excel
Keep ZIP codes, account IDs, and other padded values intact when converting CSV to Excel by enabling preserve-as-text mode before download.
Read guide →File & DataHow to Convert Excel to CSV
Export one Excel worksheet to CSV locally: choose the sheet, set delimiters and UTF-8 BOM, and download without uploading your workbook.
Read guide →File & DataExcel to CSV Without Uploading
Learn how browser-based Excel to CSV keeps workbook data on your device, what still leaves the machine, and how local export differs from upload services.
Read guide →File & DataExport One Excel Sheet to CSV
CSV files hold a single table. Learn how to pick one visible Excel worksheet, preview it, and export that sheet alone to a downloadable CSV.
Read guide →File & DataHow to Split an Excel Workbook
Split one Excel workbook into separate XLSX files by worksheet in your browser: select visible sheets, review filenames, and download one file or a ZIP.
Read guide →File & DataSplit Excel Sheets into Files
Learn when to export each Excel worksheet as its own workbook, how ZIP downloads work for multiple sheets, and how filenames are sanitized.
Read guide →File & DataSplit Excel Without Uploading
See how browser-based Excel splitting keeps workbook data on your device, what still leaves the machine, and how local splitting differs from upload services.
Read guide →File & DataHow to Convert XML to Excel
Convert XML with repeating records into an Excel .xlsx workbook locally: choose a record group, preview columns, and download without uploading.
Read guide →File & DataXML to Excel Without Uploading
Learn how browser-based XML to Excel keeps document data on your device, what still leaves the machine, and how local conversion differs from upload services.
Read guide →File & DataNested XML and Attributes to Columns
See how nested XML elements, attributes, mixed content, and repeated same-name children become stable spreadsheet column names when converting to Excel.
Read guide →File & DataHow to Split a CSV File
Split a CSV file into smaller CSV files locally in your browser: choose rows per file or number of files, keep the header row, and download one file or a ZIP.
Read guide →File & DataSplit CSV Without Uploading
Learn how browser-based CSV splitting keeps table data on your device, what still leaves the machine, and how local splitting differs from upload services.
Read guide →File & DataSplit Large CSV for Import Limits
Break a large CSV into row-capped batches that fit another system’s import limit, using rows-per-file splitting, a preserved header row, and predictable batch filenames.
Read guide →File & DataHow to Convert JSON to XML
Convert a .json file or pasted JSON into a formatted .xml document locally: choose a root element name, review the preview, and download without uploading.
Read guide →File & DataJSON to XML Without Uploading
See how browser-based JSON to XML conversion keeps JSON data on your device, what still leaves the machine, and how local conversion differs from upload services.
Read guide →File & DataJSON Arrays and Nested Objects to XML
Understand how repeated array items, nested objects, invalid key names, and null values become predictable, standards-compliant XML elements.
Read guide →File & DataHow to Convert XML to CSV
Convert a .xml file or pasted XML into a downloadable CSV table locally: choose the repeating record group, review the preview, and download without uploading.
Read guide →File & DataXML to CSV Without Uploading
See how browser-based XML to CSV conversion keeps XML data on your device, what still leaves the machine, and how local conversion differs from upload services.
Read guide →File & DataNested XML to CSV Columns
Understand how XML attributes, nested elements, repeated children, mixed text, and namespaces become predictable CSV column names such as address.city and phone[2].
Read guide →File & DataHow to Convert CSV to JSON
Convert a .csv file or pasted CSV into formatted JSON locally: choose the delimiter and header handling, review the preview, and download without uploading.
Read guide →File & DataCSV to JSON Without Uploading
See how browser-based CSV to JSON conversion keeps CSV data on your device, what still leaves the machine, and how local conversion differs from upload services.
Read guide →File & DataCSV Headers and Data Types to JSON
Understand how blank and duplicate CSV headers, ragged rows, and the string-only value policy shape the JSON objects or arrays this tool produces.
Read guide →Image guides
How to Convert Images to PDF
Combine JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC/HEIF images into one PDF with page settings, exact file limits, and accurate HEIC browser decoding notes.
Read guide →Image guidesImages to PDF Page Size and Order
Choose the right page size, orientation, margins, image fit, and page order when converting JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or HEIF images to PDF.
Read guide →Image guidesHEIC Images to PDF in Browser
Learn how HEIC and HEIF images are decoded locally, converted through JPEG, and added to a PDF without uploading the image contents for conversion.
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