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AryanBV/pdf-toolkit-mcp

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Write-capable PDF toolkit for any MCP client: 22 tools to read, create, render, encrypt, and transform PDFs. Vision rendering for scans, form-preserving merge and split, AES-256, z

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AryanBV/pdf-toolkit-mcp

Added 1 June 2026

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Overview

A write-capable PDF toolkit for any MCP client, offering 22 tools to read, create, render, encrypt, and transform PDFs. It supports vision rendering for scans, form-preserving merge and split, AES-256 encryption, and has zero native dependencies.

Best for

Best for
Developers building MCP-based workflows that need comprehensive PDF manipulation

Use cases

  • Extract text and metadata from PDFs programmatically
  • Generate new PDF documents with custom content
  • Encrypt existing PDFs with AES-256 for secure distribution

Notes

A write-capable PDF toolkit for any MCP client, offering 22 tools to read, create, render, encrypt, and transform PDFs. It supports vision rendering for scans, form-preserving merge and split, AES-256 encryption, and has zero native dependencies.

6 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-30. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Extract text and metadata from PDFs programmatically
  • Generate new PDF documents with custom content
  • Encrypt existing PDFs with AES-256 for secure distribution

Pros

  • 22 tools covering a wide range of PDF operations
  • Zero native dependencies simplifies installation and deployment
  • Includes strong encryption (AES-256) for sensitive documents

Cons

  • Requires an MCP client to operate, limiting standalone use
  • Focused solely on PDF manipulation, not a general-purpose tool
  • May have higher latency due to MCP protocol overhead

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Pros

  • 22 tools covering a wide range of PDF operations
  • Zero native dependencies simplifies installation and deployment
  • Includes strong encryption (AES-256) for sensitive documents

Cons

  • Requires an MCP client to operate, limiting standalone use
  • Focused solely on PDF manipulation, not a general-purpose tool
  • May have higher latency due to MCP protocol overhead

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