These tools are available from the Shell context menu that pops-up when right clicking a file, or when clicking the context menu keyboard key when a PDF file is selected in the Windows Shell, such as: Windows Explorer, open and save dialogs, search results, etc.

It provides access to these tools:

• My Tools - Any of the command line functions, or external program, easily called from the Shell context menu. Represented in the above screenshot as the first 3 items, above the anonymize, as a sample of the possibilities.
• Anonymize - Clear all the document metadata.
• Rotate pages - Rotate pages by 90-degree increments.
• Split/Extract - Split document in several files by page intervals.
• Delete pages - Delete pages in PDF documents.
• Merge/Rearrange - Merge several documents together, or rearrange page structure.
• Insert/Append - Insert, external user defined supported file types, pages before or after a defined page.
• Create/Edit Package - Create, or edit, PDF packages or portfolios.
• Attachments - Add, remove, open or extract PDF file attachments.
• Set open options - Configure PDFs open options.
• Password security - Set, or reset, PDFs password protection functionalities.
• Add digital signature - Digitally sign documents.
• Document JavaScripts - Add, view and edit JavaScript functionality.
• Optimize images - Reduce the PDF file size by reducing its contained images resolution and/or colors.
• Stamp/Watermark - Stamp, or add watermarks to, PDFs pages using text, images, geometric shapes, or even other PDFs pages.
• Extract text content - Used to extract document text content to a text file.
• Extract images - Used to extract document image objects, or render entire pages, to image files.
• Rename - Rename the file, or organize by folder structure, using the metadata fields content as source of new file name/path.
• Find duplicates - Find PDF documents that may be duplicates.
• My scripts - Run custom developed scripted tools.