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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.

Click here or drag the PDF(s)
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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 (combine, join) – quick guide

Steps:

  1. Select multiple PDFs: choose the files or drag them onto the interface.
  2. Set order: use the yellow "handle" (drag & drop) to position them, or use the Up/Down arrows.
  3. Clear list: remove unwanted documents one by one.
  4. 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.

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