How to use it
Select two or more PDF files.
Arrange the files in the order you need.
Merge and download the combined document.
Combine multiple PDF files into one document in the order you choose, with browser-side processing.
Read the guide Get help with this toolMerging is the right tool when a workflow produces separate PDFs that belong together: a signed form plus its attachments, monthly statements that need archiving as one file, or chapters exported individually. The merged document keeps each source file's pages intact and in sequence — pages are not re-rendered, so quality is preserved exactly.
This tool joins two or more PDFs locally in your browser. You choose the files and arrange their order before merging; the output is one new PDF containing every page of every source in that order. It does not convert other formats — images or Office files need their own converter first (JPG to PDF or Word to PDF), after which the results can be merged here.
Select two or more PDF files.
Arrange the files in the order you need.
Merge and download the combined document.
Putting related reports into one shareable file
Combining scanned forms in a chosen source-file order
Page content is preserved as-is; merging does not re-compress or alter the source pages.
You control the file order before processing, so the combined document reads correctly.
Works entirely in the browser — useful for confidential contracts or statements.
Yes, the current path is designed for browser-side use.
The current tool uses a 25MB per-file limit.
Yes, review the order before running the merge.