No. 07
Merge PDF
Combine multiple PDFs into one file, in whatever order you set — processed locally, in your browser.
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How your data is handled: everything above runs inside this browser tab; your file is never uploaded. Loads a small PDF engine on first use, then works offline.
Combining a few PDFs shouldn’t mean uploading contracts or statements to a stranger’s server just to reorder pages. This tool merges files locally with pdf-lib, so the documents never leave your device.
How to use it
- Drop two or more PDFs onto the tray.
- Drag a file card, or use its up/down buttons, to set the final order.
- Remove any file you don't want to include.
- Click Merge and download the combined PDF.
Tips & edge cases
- Merging preserves each source PDF's own page sizes — mixing A4 and Letter pages in one merge is fine and won't be resized.
- If a source PDF is password-protected, unlock it first; a locked file can't be read to merge.
- Bookmarks and internal links from source files aren't currently carried over into the merged file's outline.
FAQ
- Is there a limit on how many files I can merge?
- No fixed limit — it's constrained by your browser's memory, not a server quota.
- Does merging change the quality of the pages?
- No. Pages are copied as-is; nothing is re-rendered or recompressed during a merge.
- Can I reorder individual pages, not just whole files?
- Not yet — this tool reorders whole source files. To drop or reorder individual pages, split the file first, or merge and then use the split tool to trim the result.