Why is it secure?
Most major providers use user data for their own purposes – personalisation, advertising or even training artificial intelligence models.
We choose a different path: processing is entirely client-side. Your PDF never leaves your computer.
- No file uploads.
- No data sharing.
- No training on your documents.
- All operations run in your own browser.
PDF merge
PDF merge
Fewer attachments, faster approvals. Project files, minutes and presentations become a single, shareable document. There is no actual upload; all processing happens on your machine.
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or drag the PDF(s)
PDF merge (combine, join) – quick guide
Steps:
- Select multiple PDFs: choose the files or drag them onto the interface.
- Set order: use the yellow "handle" (drag & drop) to position them, or use the Up/Down arrows.
- Clear list: remove unwanted documents one by one.
- Merge: click Merge & save to produce the unified PDF.
Security: processing takes place entirely client side, with no file uploads.
Who benefits from PDF merging?
- Combining contracts & attachments into a single file for sharing.
- Collecting invoices and receipts monthly or annually for accounting.
- Merging application packages (forms, certificates, attachments).
- Education: reordering and combining notes and presentation slides.
- Converting scanned partial documents into a continuous PDF.
- Bundling legal and administrative documents for batch submission.
- Combining proposals and technical specifications into a single shareable PDF.
- Merging chapters or articles into thematic booklets.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it work without uploading?
- Yes. All operations run in your browser; data never leaves your device.
- Does it keep the order and page orientation?
- Yes. The order you set and the original page orientation remain unchanged.
- What is the difference between "merge", "combine" and "join"?
- There is no difference: all three terms mean combining multiple PDFs into a single file.
Related tools: PDF compression, Watermark & Signature, PDF → images.