Merge PDF files
Combine two or more PDFs into a single document in the order you choose. Unlike most websites, your files are not uploaded to any server: the merge happens entirely in your browser.
Merge PDFs without giving up your privacy
Combining several PDFs into one is common when you gather paperwork that arrives in pieces: a contract and its annexes, several invoices for a quarter, the chapters of a report or the supporting documents for an application. Instead of sending six loose files, you hand over one tidy, easy-to-handle document. The important thing about this tool is that it does it inside your browser, without uploading your documents to any server.
Order is what it cares about most
When you merge several PDFs, the result follows the order you put them in, and that order is exactly what defines the final document. Before combining, check the sequence is right: the contract before its annexes, invoices by date, the pages of a scan in their natural order. A couple of seconds spent on this saves having to redo the file afterwards.
Why bring it all into one PDF
A single PDF is easier to store, send and print, and it stops a page going astray on the recipient. It also keeps the formatting intact on any device, which isn't always the case with other file types. For applications, exams, submitting documentation or simple personal filing, having everything in one tidy file makes all the difference.