Ordering matters
A merger does not infer chronology. Check page one of every source file and arrange the list deliberately before export.
Combine several PDFs into one ordered document without uploading the files to our server.
Use the merge tool when separate scans, statements or project files belong in one PDF. Add the files, put them in the order you want and create a single download.
The assembly happens in your browser. The selected documents are read by the page on your device; this website does not need to receive a copy of them.
Add two or more PDF files.
Drag the files into the required order.
Create the merged PDF and open it once before sharing.
A merger does not infer chronology. Check page one of every source file and arrange the list deliberately before export.
The output is a new file. Keep the source PDFs until you have checked page count, orientation, bookmarks and signatures.
Many image-heavy PDFs can exceed the memory available to a mobile browser. A desktop browser is more reliable for long documents.
Merging does not compress pages, repair damaged files or preserve every advanced interactive feature. Digitally signed PDFs may show their signatures as changed after any structural edit.
Yes. Reorder the selected files before creating the result.
No document upload is required for the merge operation. Processing takes place in the browser tab.
Merge combines content; it does not reduce image resolution. Use compression as a separate step if needed.