Combine two or more PDFs into one document. Set the file order, download the merged PDF and check the boundaries between source documents.
Combine a cover letter, supporting documents and attachments into one PDF bundle. The merge follows the file order you choose and copies their pages into the new document. It does not summarize text or turn scans into editable paragraphs.
Your input stays on this device for this operation. We don’t upload or store it.
Combine a cover letter, supporting documents and attachments into one PDF bundle. The merge follows the file order you choose and copies their pages into the new document. It does not summarize text or turn scans into editable paragraphs.
Combines the pages of several PDFs in one output file.
Reordering the source files determines their order in the bundle.
The output panel provides a preview and a PDF download.
Choose at least two PDFs. Use descriptive filenames so different versions are easy to distinguish.
Use the file-order arrows before merging. Place the cover or summary before its supporting documents.
Generate the PDF, download it and check the first and last page of each source section.
Input: two or more PDF files. Output: one merged PDF.
For a submission bundle, order cover.pdf, application.pdf and receipts.pdf, then inspect both transitions in the downloaded result.
Extract the needed pages with Split PDF first, then add those extracted PDFs to the merge.
No. Combining scanned pages does not run OCR. Use OCR PDF separately if you need a searchable text layer.
Yes. Do not assume digital signatures, interactive forms, bookmarks or accessibility tags survive a rewritten PDF unchanged. Follow the recipient's requirements.
