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Sheaf

Drop nearly anything — PDFs, photos (HEIC included: Unheic's decoder lives here too), scans, screenshots, whole zips of the above — and it becomes pages of one document: drag to reorder, quarter-turn, remove, download. Everything happens in this page: no upload, no account, no three-files-then-pay wall, no ads, and the machinery (Mozilla's pdf.js to draw pages, pdf-lib to write them, libheif for iPhone photos) is bundled right here. Dropped JPEGs pass through untouched — same pixels, byte for byte, sideways phone photos righted by the page's own rotation flag rather than by re-compression (the rare mirrored-orientation photo is re-drawn upright instead, and the notes say so). Filled-in forms are flattened on the way through, so their answers can't silently vanish in the merge (a classic). squeeze redraws every page as a picture of itself at the dpi you choose — much smaller, no longer selectable text. The PDF that leaves carries the title you typed, today's date, and nothing else: no author field, no software fingerprints, no trace of the filenames that fed it. Honest caveats: bookmarks and links between pages don't survive the stitching, and password-locked PDFs stay locked — this tool doesn't pick locks. Sibling of Pen, which draws what you meant, not what your mouse did, Sign, which signs a PDF that never leaves your browser, Unheic, which turns .heic photos into JPEGs that open anywhere, After Me, the patient singing examiner, and Fortissimo, the notepad that knows how hard you typed — all at tools.j11y.io.