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Merging happens entirely on your device. Your PDFs are never uploaded to a server, never stored, and never shared.
Combine any number of PDFs into a single document in seconds. Drag to reorder pages, then download.
Drop PDF files here or click to browse files
Add multiple files at once · drag list items to set the merge order
Merge in seconds, control the page order, and keep your files private.
Merging happens entirely on your device. Your PDFs are never uploaded to a server, never stored, and never shared.
No waiting. Files are processed instantly in your browser and the merged PDF starts downloading right away.
Drag files up and down the list to set the exact page order of your merged document. It's all in your control.
From start to download, it takes less than a minute.
Drag one or more PDFs into the dashed box, or click to browse local files. There's no limit on how many you add.
Drag the files in the list until the order matches how you want the final document to read.
Click Merge and the combined file is generated locally and downloaded automatically in seconds.
PDF merging is a fully web-based tool that combines multiple PDFs into a single document right in your browser. It uses the PDF-lib library to copy the pages of each source file in the order you set, assembling them into one clean, unified PDF. There is no server, no upload, and no registration — everything happens locally on your device.
Sending one document as several separate PDFs is clumsy and confusing for the recipient. Whether you want to combine scanned pages into a single contract, join several slide exports into one full presentation, or compile each month's reports into a yearly summary, our tool does it in seconds. And because your files never leave your device, it's also the safest option for confidential documents.
Answers to the most common questions about merging PDF files online.
No. Your files are processed entirely on your own device and are never sent to any server, so your documents remain only on your computer.
Yes. Every source page keeps its original size and orientation when copied into the merged document, so pages of different formats combine perfectly.
Yes. Simply drag the files up and down the list to set the final page order, then click the Merge button.
No. Merging only copies the original pages and objects into a new document without re-compressing anything, so text and images keep their original, highest quality.
You can merge as many files as you like. Very large documents are processed using browser memory, so combining a huge number of files may take a little longer.