01How to merge PDFs
Arrange complete documents in the order they should appear.
- Choose two or more unencrypted PDF files in the required document order.
- Confirm the displayed selection order; clear and select again if it is wrong.
- Review file names, sizes and total page count.
- Merge and download the combined PDF.
02What merging changes
Pages are copied into a new PDF in file order; their visual content is not intentionally re-rendered.
- Two or more PDF documents
- PDF
→- One combined PDF document
- PDF
- Interactive forms, signatures or unusual PDF features may not survive every rewrite.
- Encrypted files must be unlocked before they can be combined.
03Common merge tasks
A single PDF is easier to submit, archive and share.
- Combining a cover sheet with a report and appendices.
- Joining monthly statements or scanned sections.
- Packaging several application documents in a required order.
04Pages keep their original appearance
Merging normally copies page data, so image quality should not be intentionally reduced.
- Open the result and check boundaries between source files.
- Large combined documents may be slow on phones; merge fewer files at a time if needed.
Documents stay on your device
PDF parsing and assembly occur locally with no cloud merge queue.
- Application analytics are currently disabled; document titles and page contents are not sent.
- The combined result remains in the current tab until you clear the job, navigate away or close the tab.