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jPDF Tweak is a Swiss Army Knife GUI application for PDF documents which allowed to combine, split, rotate, reorder (n-up, booklet), watermark, edit bookmarks /fileinfo /pagetransition, compress, encrypt, decrypt, sign, repair, edit attachments and more. jPDF Tweak is a simple Java-based tool that lets you modify PDF files by customizing them with watermarks, re-arrange the bookmarks, or change the page size.
You can use password as password protection is also available in this nifty lightweight instrument, as well as personalizing how a PDF file is opened in your default reader. The application is free of charge and you will need Java Runtime Environment installed on the computer in order to benefit from its advantages. No installation is required to use it, just unzip and execute the JAR file.
If you expect jPDF Tweak to come wrapped up in a shiny pretty interface, it is not the case. Looks are overshadowed by functionality in this case. A simple window containing a set of 11 tabs all filled up with various options is all you will get. You can merge multiple documents into a single file and choose the pages you want to include in the final result; this can be done either by automatically selecting the odd or even pages, or by manually imputing the page interval you need. In this case you will only deal with the first and the last tab of the applet window.
Rotating pages and turning them from landscape to portrait is no tough job for the applet. It also features options for scaling the pages either to a preset size or to a custom one. For the latter choice the measurement is done in PostScript points. One PostScript point is the 72nd part if an inch.
The applet lets you personalize the documents with a watermark of your choice. This can be either the first page of a different PDF file displayed in the background, or a transparent text string you punch in (whose opacity and font size you control) shown across each and every page.
It also have a tab for modifying the page numbers. It lets you change the start page, the style, and even add a prefix. The modifications made here have no visible effect on the document’s pages themselves. These come in useful, though, when jumping from page to page.
jPDF Tweak allows you to define a new set of bookmarks by typing in the depth, page number or title. Text formatting options are also available. The best part is that you can import the bookmarks of the loaded document, or a different PDF or CSV file.
jPDF Tweak is slick enough to let you attach files to your PDF. You can do this under “Attachments” tab. That’s the spot from where you can manage all the additional data glued to the document.
A tab named Interaction provides the means to pre-configure how a PDF file is displayed once it is accessed. Moreover, you can add transition effects when a page is turned automatically. You also can changing document’s info is also among jPDF Tweak’s set of tricks. If your documents are unprotected, jPDF is perfectly capable of adding anowner password or even a user countersign to prevent the curious from peeking inside. The encryption used is not exactly top notch, but you can count on AES-128 bit algorithm to guard the information. Signing the file and setting permissions are two other advantages jPDF Tweak puts on the table. Signing is a serious deal that requires a key and a certificate. If you do not have these, document manipulation permissions are all that’s left for you to define.
Download PDF Tweak 0.9.5:
PDF Tweak 0.9.5.zip (2.9 MB)
Download PDF Tweak 0.9.5 to Modify PDF Files
You can use password as password protection is also available in this nifty lightweight instrument, as well as personalizing how a PDF file is opened in your default reader. The application is free of charge and you will need Java Runtime Environment installed on the computer in order to benefit from its advantages. No installation is required to use it, just unzip and execute the JAR file.
If you expect jPDF Tweak to come wrapped up in a shiny pretty interface, it is not the case. Looks are overshadowed by functionality in this case. A simple window containing a set of 11 tabs all filled up with various options is all you will get. You can merge multiple documents into a single file and choose the pages you want to include in the final result; this can be done either by automatically selecting the odd or even pages, or by manually imputing the page interval you need. In this case you will only deal with the first and the last tab of the applet window.
Rotating pages and turning them from landscape to portrait is no tough job for the applet. It also features options for scaling the pages either to a preset size or to a custom one. For the latter choice the measurement is done in PostScript points. One PostScript point is the 72nd part if an inch.
The applet lets you personalize the documents with a watermark of your choice. This can be either the first page of a different PDF file displayed in the background, or a transparent text string you punch in (whose opacity and font size you control) shown across each and every page.
It also have a tab for modifying the page numbers. It lets you change the start page, the style, and even add a prefix. The modifications made here have no visible effect on the document’s pages themselves. These come in useful, though, when jumping from page to page.
jPDF Tweak allows you to define a new set of bookmarks by typing in the depth, page number or title. Text formatting options are also available. The best part is that you can import the bookmarks of the loaded document, or a different PDF or CSV file.
jPDF Tweak is slick enough to let you attach files to your PDF. You can do this under “Attachments” tab. That’s the spot from where you can manage all the additional data glued to the document.
A tab named Interaction provides the means to pre-configure how a PDF file is displayed once it is accessed. Moreover, you can add transition effects when a page is turned automatically. You also can changing document’s info is also among jPDF Tweak’s set of tricks. If your documents are unprotected, jPDF is perfectly capable of adding anowner password or even a user countersign to prevent the curious from peeking inside. The encryption used is not exactly top notch, but you can count on AES-128 bit algorithm to guard the information. Signing the file and setting permissions are two other advantages jPDF Tweak puts on the table. Signing is a serious deal that requires a key and a certificate. If you do not have these, document manipulation permissions are all that’s left for you to define.
Download PDF Tweak 0.9.5:
PDF Tweak 0.9.5.zip (2.9 MB)
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