Most people arrive at Pagivo because they need to fix a PDF. They want to merge files, compress a document before sending it, sign a form, or turn a scan into something easier to share. That is still the centre of the product.
But a lot of everyday document work does not start as a PDF. It starts with a photo that is too large, a screenshot that needs resizing, a link that should become a QR code, a messy block of JSON, or a quick calculation you do not want to open a spreadsheet for. Those smaller jobs are why Pagivo now includes tools beside the PDF tools.
Image tools for the work around the document
Images show up everywhere: passport photos, product pictures, scanned receipts, support screenshots, ID photos, and files that are too large for a form. Pagivo includes several image tools for that layer of work.
- Compress Image reduces JPG, PNG, and WebP file size when an upload form rejects a large photo.
- Resize Image changes image dimensions while keeping the aspect ratio when you only know the width or height you need.
- Convert Image switches between JPG, PNG, and WebP for compatibility, sharing, or smaller web files.
- Crop and Rotate Image handles quick cleanup before a picture goes into a document or upload portal.
- Remove Background creates a cleaner product, profile, or document image when the background is distracting.
- Passport Photo prepares a simple ID-style photo with standard sizing and background choices.
The goal is not to replace a professional image editor. It is to handle the practical version of the job: make the file smaller, make it fit, make it readable, and move on.
QR codes for links, forms, and handouts
A QR code is often the bridge between a document and an action. A restaurant menu links to a web page. A flyer links to a signup form. A classroom handout links to a shared folder. A business card links to a portfolio.
Pagivo's QR Code Generator creates a downloadable PNG from a URL or text. You can use it in a poster, a slide, a printed sheet, or a PDF you are preparing elsewhere on the site. It is deliberately simple: paste the content, choose the size, download the image.
Text and developer utilities that stay in the browser
Some tools do not need a file upload at all. They are small utilities for moments when you need a quick answer and do not want to search for another app.
- Word Counter counts words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs for essays, summaries, bios, listings, and form fields.
- JSON Formatter turns a dense JSON blob into readable indentation so you can spot missing fields or broken structure faster.
- Password Generator creates stronger passwords locally in the browser instead of asking you to invent one under pressure.
- Base64 Encode / Decode helps with API payloads, tokens, snippets, and quick text conversion checks.
These tools are intentionally lightweight. For text utilities, the work happens in your browser, which keeps the interaction fast and avoids uploading content for a task that does not need server processing.
Calculators for the small numbers that interrupt your flow
A lot of document work involves tiny calculations: a discount on an invoice, a price increase, a conversion between units, or an age check for a form. Pagivo includes simple calculators for those cases.
- Percentage Calculator handles percent of, percent change, and adding a percentage to a number.
- Unit Converter converts common length, weight, temperature, and file-size units.
- Age Calculator calculates age from a date of birth without opening a calendar and counting manually.
None of these is a headline feature on its own. Together, they remove friction around the document work people already came to do.
Why keep these tools beside PDF tools?
Because the real workflow is messy. You may compress a PDF, then realise the cover image is too heavy. You may create a handout, then need a QR code for the signup link. You may prepare a form and need to count words, convert a measurement, or generate a secure password for an account.
Keeping those helpers in the same place makes Pagivo more useful than a single-purpose PDF converter. It becomes a small workbench for files, images, text, and everyday numbers.