Merge PDF

Join several PDFs into one document. Reorder them before you merge. To break one apart instead, use Split PDF; to build a PDF out of photos, use Image to PDF.

How to use Merge PDF

  1. 1

    Add your PDFs

    Drop in the documents you want to join.

  2. 2

    Put them in order

    Arrange the files so the pages end up in the sequence you want.

  3. 3

    Merge and download

    The documents are combined into one PDF and downloaded.

Combine PDF files into one document

Job applications, visa files, invoices and school submissions often allow a single upload, while your paperwork is spread across several PDFs. This PDF merger joins them into one document in the order you set, so a CV, cover letter and certificates can be sent as one file.

Pages are copied as they are rather than re-rendered or compressed. Text stays selectable, pages keep their original size, and quality matches the source files.

A private PDF merger that runs in your browser

Contracts, bank statements and ID documents are exactly the files you should not upload to an unknown server. Here the merge happens locally on your device, with no account, no watermark and no cap on how many PDFs you combine. The practical limit is the memory of your device, which only becomes a factor with very large documents.

If one of your pages is a photo rather than a PDF, convert it first with Image to PDF and add the result to the merge. To remove pages or pull a section out of the combined file afterwards, use Split PDF.

Common questions

Is there a limit on how many PDFs I can merge?

There is no account limit. The practical limit is your device - very large documents use a lot of memory because the work happens in your browser.

Are my documents uploaded to a server?

No. The merge runs locally, which is the main reason to use a browser-based tool for anything confidential.

Can I take pages out instead of joining files?

Use Split PDF for that - it pulls single pages or a range out as separate files.