Can't open an image file or PDF document on your Mac? Learn how to fix the frustrating issue of being unable to open images or PDFs in Preview or other Mac apps with these helpful tips and tricks.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to make digital copies (image or PDF) of your physical identity card using your iPhone or iPad. You can use these digital copies while filling out online forms or keep them on your device for safe backup.
There are several ways to convert a PDF into an audiobook or have your computer read it out loud to you. In this article, we will go over some of the methods that can help you convert your PDFs into an audiobook or use text-to-speech software to read them aloud.
You can watermark your PDF with text, logo, or image to let people know that the PDF is private, confidential, or created by you or your organization. Though a watermark can’t prevent content theft, it certainly can prevent misuse and help convey that you’re the creator or owner of that PDF.
So, whether it is for school, work, or personal use, this tutorial will show you how to watermark PDFs for free on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Learn how to easily sign PDFs on your Mac using built-in apps, and never waste time with printing and scanning again.
If your PDF document exceeds the allowed size when trying to upload it, share it, or if you want to save local storage space, you'll have to reduce the file size.
In this guide, we'll share several free and easy ways to compress PDFs on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Go through all of them and pick the one that suits your needs.
Google Docs automatically saves your work in the cloud or locally on the device at short intervals when you’re working inside its editor. For versatile use cases, like easy file sharing, you can export a Google Doc as a PDF file. Let’s show you how to do that in the Google Docs app on iPhone or iPad and a web browser on Mac or PC.
This tutorial shows you some free, quick, and simple ways to convert a Word document into a PDF on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
Changing a PDF into one or more images is easy on Mac. The built-in macOS Preview and Shortcuts apps, as well as third-party apps and websites, easily let you do this. This guide shows you how to convert a PDF into JPG or PNG.
When you're inside an iMessage chat, you only see the option to send photos and videos. As a result, people often ask, "how do you send a PDF through iMessage" or "can you iMessage ZIP files." To put these worries at ease, let me tell you that it's very easy to send PDFs, ZIP, and other files through iMessage. You don't need additional third-party apps or services. Here's how to send files via iMessage on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
We share school documents, college projects, rent agreements, payment invoices, and more as PDFs. At times, it becomes necessary to merge two or more PDFs into a single file. For example, to combine three monthly invoices for a quarterly report. Similarly, sometimes you might want to split one big PDF into two or more parts. Like, while doing a group project using a big reference PDF. It is easy to merge and split PDFs straight from your iPhone or iPad. You can use the Files app, third-party iOS/iPadOS apps, Apple Shortcuts apps, and more. Let us show you multiple free ways to do this.
The latest round of Apple software updates brings fixes for vulnerabilities making possible recent zero-click attacks that bypassed Apple's BlastDoor security in Messages. iOS 14.8 includes security fixes for two bugs that have been actively exploited in the wild. Do yourself a big favor and install the latest updates to close this particularly dangerous attack vector.