Combine PDF pages locally in your browser
Select at least two PDFs to copy their pages into a new downloadable document in selection order. Files are processed locally, without uploading. Check the displayed order and per-file size guidance before running; large documents may exceed the memory available to your browser.
Merge invoices, scans and application documents
Combining invoices, itineraries, and approval forms into a single PDF for expense claims; merging a résumé with a portfolio; stitching individually scanned pages back into a complete document; combining main text and attachments when a submission system requires one file.
PDF order, encryption and output size
Merge order follows your selection order in the file picker (some systems sort by filename) — check it before merging; if it is wrong, prefix filenames with numbers and re-select. Password-encrypted PDFs cannot be processed; unlock them first. Merging only concatenates pages without recompressing content — if the output is large, the inputs were large.
Does merging PDFs compress them or preserve digital signatures?
Merging combines pages; it does not optimize or compress PDF content. Do not assume bookmarks, interactive forms or digital signatures survive copying pages into a new document. Keep the originals and verify the merged result before sharing it.