Merge PDF
Combine PDFs into one file: drag to reorder, preview every document, and add as many as your device can handle. Everything happens in your browser.
Merge PDF
Why merge PDFs?
Related documents have a habit of arriving as separate files: a cover letter, a CV and a portfolio; three scanned receipts; the chapters of a report someone exported one at a time. Sending five attachments is clumsy, and whoever receives them then has to juggle five files. Merging stitches everything into one tidy PDF that opens, prints and shares as a single document. Add as many PDFs as you like, drag them into the order you want, and merge. When you need finer control, the Page Manager opens every page of every file as a grid, so you can rearrange pages across documents, drop the ones you don't need, rotate a page that came in sideways, and even slot in a blank page. Colour-coded chips keep track of which page came from which file. Merging copies your pages exactly as they are, so it stays lossless: the text remains selectable and nothing is re-compressed. It all runs in your browser, so your files never leave your device.
How do I combine multiple PDF files into one document?
Add your PDFs, drag them into the order you want (or open the Page Manager to arrange individual pages), then merge them into a single file. It copies the pages exactly as they are, so the result stays lossless, and the whole thing runs in your browser, so your files are never uploaded.