Combine PDF files in seconds
Invoices from different suppliers, scanned pages from several sessions, chapters of a report, application documents that must be submitted as a single file — merging PDFs is one of the most common document tasks. This PDF merger combines any number of PDFs into one, in the order you choose, and can include just the pages you need from each. It all runs locally in your browser, so your documents stay private and there's nothing to install.
Features
- Unlimited files, added all at once or in several goes.
- Reorder files with simple up/down buttons.
- Page ranges per file to include only selected pages.
- Lossless merging that keeps text, images, links and page sizes intact.
- No watermark, no account, no upload.
Common uses
Job and university applications often require a CV, cover letter, certificates and references as one PDF. Merge them in the requested order.
Accounting and expenses: combine receipts and invoices for a month or a project into a single file for your accountant.
Scanned documents: phone scanning apps sometimes save each page or batch as a separate PDF. Merge them back into one document.
Reports and portfolios: assemble a cover page, chapters and appendices produced in different programs.
Tips for a tidy merged PDF
- Check orientation first. If some pages are sideways, fix them with Rotate PDF — or merge first and then fix everything at once in Organize PDF.
- Remove unwanted pages using page ranges here, or afterwards with Delete PDF Pages.
- Mind the file size. Merging large scans can create a big file; reduce it with Compress PDF.
- Have images instead of PDFs? Turn them into a PDF first with JPG to PDF.
To do the opposite and divide a document into several files, use Split PDF.