Combine several PDFs into one document, in exactly the order you choose, and download it as a single file.
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Combine several PDFs into one document, in exactly the order you choose, and download it as a single file.
Gather separate PDFs — a report here, an appendix there, scanned pages from a printer — into one file that opens as a single document. Nothing is re-rendered, so the pages look exactly as they did in the originals.
Click the upload area to add your PDFs (or drag them onto it), then use the arrows beside each file to put them in the order you want. Press Run and download the finished document. Every page of every file is included, in the order shown above.
The merged file follows the list exactly as displayed, top to bottom. Reorder it with the move arrows before you run the merge, and check the order in the result summary afterwards — the merged file is built in the same sequence, so there are no surprises later.
There is no need to make your files match first. Each page keeps its own width, height, orientation and rotation, so a landscape page sitting next to portrait ones stays landscape in the merged document. The result is one file with slightly different page shapes rather than one uniform page size.
Bookmarks, table of contents links, interactive form fields, annotations and embedded attachments belong to the original files and are not copied into the merged document. Page content itself is preserved. If a merged file loses a form, extract that page on its own and send it separately.
Up to 20 PDFs can be merged in one go. A large batch is usually tidier in two passes — merge the first half, then merge the result into the second — which keeps each step quick and easy to verify.
Your files are uploaded to our server only to build the merged document and are deleted after processing. Download links expire automatically and nothing is shared or stored long-term.
Up to 20 files, with a combined limit of 500 pages across everything you select.
Yes. The files are merged in the order shown in the upload list, and you can rearrange that list before you run the merge.
No. Each page keeps its own size, orientation and rotation, so portrait and landscape pages can be combined freely.
No. Pages are copied across as they are, without being re-rendered, so the merged document looks identical to the originals.
They are not carried over into the merged file. Page content is preserved, but interactive elements such as bookmarks, form fields and annotations stay in the original files.
Temporarily, yes — the pages have to be combined somewhere. The working files are deleted after processing and download links expire automatically.
Merge PDF joins two or more PDFs into a single document. Pages keep their original size, orientation and rotation, and the files are combined in the order shown so you always know which page lands where.
How to use: add your PDFs, arrange them, press Run, then download the merged file.
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