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Merging, splitting, rotating, compressing and reading PDFs can run entirely on your machine; here is how that works and where the honest limits are.
Nick (ATV Team)
Turn Images, Text or Markdown into a PDF
Photos into a tidy document, text that opens everywhere, Markdown with formatting for free: the creation tools and the layout decisions behind them.
PDF Metadata: What Your Files Reveal About You
Every PDF ships a second document: author names, real timestamps, software versions. What it reveals, when it helps, and how to clean it.
Extract Text from a PDF (and Why Scans Fail)
The text layer is drawing instructions plus a glyph map: what extraction can honestly pull out, the five-second test, and the scan caveat.
Compress a PDF: What Actually Shrinks the File
The honest compression guide: a 300 dpi scan page is 26 MB raw, lossless reclaims structure, lossy trades quality, and scans barely budge.
Merge and Split PDFs Without Uploading Them
Merging and splitting are page bookkeeping, not editing: what carries over, the range tricks, the rotation flag, and the form-fields caveat.
Angles: Degrees, Radians and Gradians Converted
Why three angle units survive, the conversion bridge, and the five-second sin(30) test that diagnoses the most expensive calculator mistake.
PSI, Bar, Pascal: Pressure Units Made Simple
Tires, weather maps, blood pressure and scuba all measure the same thing in different units; two memorized factors connect the whole family.
Liters, Gallons, Cups: Kitchen and Fuel Conversions
The most booby-trapped unit family: two gallons, three cups, the pint that changes size mid-Atlantic, and the fuel economy inversion.
Celsius to Fahrenheit: Formula, Table and Shortcuts
The two-step formula, anchor points worth memorizing, a mental trick with zero error, and the oven, fever, and weather conversions people actually need.
MB, GB, TB: Data Units and the 1024 Confusion
The two unit ladders, where the missing gigabytes go, why 100 Mbps is 12.5 MB/s, and the size reference table for sanity-checking storage.
MPH to KM/H and Pace: Speed Conversions Explained
Two shortcuts that are secretly a matched pair, the speed limit tables drivers actually meet, the runner’s pace inversion, and the knot.