Open a newspaper PDF, draw a box around a story and get it as a picture with your newspaper name, logo and date. Stories that continue on another page can be joined into one picture. Nothing is uploaded.
π Open PDF to News ClipsUse this tool to turn stories of an e-paper PDF into neat pictures that you can share on WhatsApp, Telegram and social media.
Open PDF to News Clips, follow the steps below, and you are done in a minute or two. No sign-in is needed.
E-paper PDFs are big, and readers want only one story. Cutting each story by hand in an editing app takes time. Here you draw a box, and the picture is ready with your name, logo and date.
Every clip carries a strip with your newspaper name, the date and the words "Created with sadh.io" in one row. The strip is part of the picture, so the credit stays with the story when it is shared.
No. The PDF is opened and cut inside your browser. Only the sharing step uses your phone's own share menu.
Not yet. Newspaper pages are packed with stories, photos and boxes, so automatic cutting often cuts wrongly. Drawing the box takes a few seconds and gives you full control.
Draw the first part, go to the other page and draw the rest. In the list of boxes, tick "joins the box above" for the second part. The parts are joined from top to bottom in the order shown, and you can change the order with the arrows.
No. It is printed in the same strip as your newspaper name and the date, so it stays with every clip.
Yes. On a phone press "Select" to draw a box with one finger. Use two fingers to zoom and move the page, or press "Scroll" and drag with one finger. Then use Share to send the clip to WhatsApp.
Yes. The tool cuts the picture of the page, so scanned PDFs and page pictures work too.
Choose a picture file (JPG or PNG). A logo with a transparent background looks best on the strip.
Yes, completely free.
PDF to News Clips is free and your files stay on your device.
π Open PDF to News Clips