Quack & Honk PDF
Combine PDFs and pictures, arrange the pages you need, and download a new PDF from your browser.
Quack & Honk PDF is a free browser tool for everyday document jobs, with QH PDF as its short name in the app. Bring several PDFs and pictures together, keep the pages you need, put them in order, and save the result as a new PDF.
Your documents stay on this device
The current app processes imported document contents in your browser. It has no document upload API, account system, analytics, or remote document storage. Optional recovery is off by default and, when enabled, saves source files and page edits in this browser until you clear them.
What the public beta can do
- Import PDF, JPEG, PNG, and WebP files.
- Select pages individually or in ranges; reorder with pointer or keyboard controls, rotate, duplicate, and remove pages.
- Crop pages, add page numbers with simple or separate section sequences, add a Thai or Latin text watermark, and preview the output.
- Combine pages from several documents and pictures.
- Export all pages or just a selection, with optional compression and visible progress and cancellation.
- Open password-protected PDFs and optionally protect the exported PDF with a new password.
- Undo and redo page changes before saving.
- Switch between English and Thai.
Current limits
Large or complex files may be slow or exceed browser memory. OCR, Office conversion, certificate-protected documents, and full PDF text editing are not supported. Cropping hides content; it does not securely erase it. Creating a new PDF may not preserve interactive forms, signatures, bookmarks, accessibility tags, or attachments from the originals.
Design story
Give the document a visible order
The workflow starts with files and turns them into a sequence of page thumbnails. Selection, preview, and rearrangement have distinct controls, so checking a page need not disturb the order. Drag handles have keyboard operation, with directional buttons available as well.
Separate editing from the final output
Page changes belong to the workspace. Numbering, watermarking, compression, and password protection belong to saving. Keeping those decisions apart lets someone arrange the document first and review the exported result afterward. Saving selected pages uses their current workspace order.
Make recovery a conscious choice
Recovery is optional and off by default. Its explanation sits beside the control because keeping documents in a browser matters on a shared computer. The app distinguishes saving a recovery copy from downloading the finished PDF.
Image and source notes
Public start screen, October 2026. Add files first, then arrange and save the pages you need.
Content refreshed on 7 November 2026 from the published Quack & Honk Quack & Honk PDF page.
The date shown is the earliest commit in this project's repository (2026-09-17), not a confirmed date when all project work began.