Wondershare Bulk PDF Converter

Batch PDF Convert, Compress,
Edit, and more

Drag and drop to batch process PDF. Convert, create, compress, edit, encrypt,
extract data, and print multiple PDF files in convenient batches.

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Batch convert Word files
to PDF to save time.

Bulk PDF compressor
without quality loss.

Batch print PDFs to
improve efficiency.

A Batch PDF printer, converter & editor to
help you work faster.

Batch convert to PDF and vice versa.

Batch convert Word to PDF, batch JPG to PDF, and more formats to PDF, or vice versa. An easy, fast, and safe bulk PDF converter for your batch process needs.

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Batch convert PDF	PDF to DOCX, PDF to DOC, PDF to XLSX, PDF to XLS, PDF to XML, PDF to PPTX, PDF to PPT, PDF to TXT, PDF to Images
Batch create PDF	Word to PDF, Excel to PDF, PPT to PDF, Images to PDF, HTML to PDF, XML to PDF, RTF to PDF

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Batch convert to PDF and vice versa.

Batch edit PDF easily and quickly.

Add and remove Backgrounds, Headers & Footers, Bates Numbers, and Watermarks to/from PDFs in a batch. Batch merge PDF files in seconds for big time-saving.

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Batch edit PDF easily and quickly.

Make PDFs editable with batch OCR.

PDFelement allows you to batch OCR PDF to searchable or editable text simultaneously. The OCR can recognize 22 different languages.

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Make PDFs editable with batch OCR.

Compress multiple PDF files at once.

This bulk PDF compressor makes it easier to compress large PDFs at the same time and print batch of PDFs with customized compression rates from high, medium, to low.

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Compress multiple PDF files at once.

Batch protect PDF files with passwords.

Add passwords to multiple PDFs in a batch. It's so easy to add, open, edit, and set printing permissions to a bunch of files.

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Batch protect PDF files with passwords.

More batch PDF features.

Extract Data in Batch

Extract data from PDF
to CSV.

Batch Print PDF

Print multiple PDFs at
the same time.

Batch Create PDFs

Fill out forms and
create fillable forms.

Secure, Compliant, and Professional PDF Software - Award-Winning.

PDFelement has won G2 Best Software Awards 2024 - Top 50 Office Products, received ISO 27001 - Information Security Management certification, and is a recognized member of the PDF Association.

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Help everyone work faster with PDF batch process.

Easily and quickly create PDF files

Easily and quickly create PDF files by dragging the screenshots of the course slides to the ‘Batch Create’ window.

-- Ms. Green, Teacher

Easily convert old PDF flyers to Word

PDFelement enables me to easily convert old PDF flyers to Word documents so they can be constantly updated. It’s a lifesaver.”

-- Richard, Marketer

Adding watermarks to all training materials

Adding watermarks to all training materials in a single click makes my work 100 times easier. It improves productivity significantly.

-- Daniel, IT Engineer

How to Batch Process PDF in 3 easy steps.

Step 1. Open Batch PDF tools

Open the PDFelement, click the “Tool” on the top menu, and select “Batch PDFs.”

Step 2. Choose how to batch

Select a batch feature from Convert, OCR, Create, Compress, Print, Watermark, Background, Header & Footer, Bates Number, Security, Extract Data, and Delete Blank Pages.

Step 3. Batch process PDF

Add all PDFs you want to process in a batch to the pop-up window and click “Apply” to get started.

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FAQs about batch PDF.

How to make PDF searchable?

How to batch convert multiple files to PDFs?

To batch convert multiple files to PDFs using PDFelement, you can start by launching PDFelement on your computer. Once the software is open, click on the “Tool” > "Batch PDFs" located on the home screen. In the Batch Tool window, select "Convert" from the options available. Next, click "Add Files" to upload all the files you want to convert. Choose PDF as the output format, then click “Apply” to begin the batch conversion process. After the conversion, save the newly created PDF files to your desired location.

How do I batch protect a PDF?

To batch protect multiple PDFs using PDFelement, start by opening the PDFelement software on your computer. On the home screen, click on the “Tool” > "Batch PDFs" button. From the options provided, select "Security." Click "Add Files" to upload the PDFs you want to protect. After the files are uploaded, set your desired protection settings, such as adding passwords or setting permissions for editing, printing, or copying. Once you have configured the protection settings, click "Apply" to start the protection for all selected PDFs. Finally, save the protected PDF files to your desired location.

How do I batch crop a PDF?

Batch cropping a PDF using PDFelement is a simple process. Open the PDF in PDFelement, and click the "Crop" option under the “Home” or “Organize” button on the top menu bar. You’ll see a pop-up window to customize the cropping settings. Drag the rectangle or enter the exact number to adjust the cropping area. Once the cropping area is set, click on the "All pages" button. The software will then process each page according to the defined settings, batch-cropping your PDF in one go.

How to convert PDF to PDF/A in batch?

One effective solution is to convert PDFs to PDF/A format in batch, using PDFelement. PDFelement provides a comprehensive suite of tools for handling PDFs, including the ability to batch process conversions. You start by opening PDFelement and navigating to the batch PDF tools. From there, you select the option to convert files to PDF/A, add all the PDFs you need to convert, and configure the necessary settings. Once set up, you can execute the batch process, and all your selected files will be converted to PDF/A format simultaneously.

Can I batch print PDFs?

A scanned PDF is a digital image of a physical document, meaning its text and graphics are not directly selectable or searchable. Optical character recognition (OCR) software is needed to make the text usable. In contrast, a native PDF is created digitally from electronic sources like word processors, ensuring the text is fully searchable, selectable, and editable. This inherent difference makes native PDFs more functional for text manipulation and typically results in smaller file sizes than scanned PDFs.