Merge PDFs
Combine multiple PDFs into one in seconds. Drag in any number of files, set the order, and download a single document.
All tools run entirely in your browser when possible. Files are processed locally and discarded — we never store originals.
Common use cases
- Combine multi-page contracts that arrived as separate files
- Stack scanned pages into one document
- Bundle multiple invoices for an accountant
- Reorder a draft using the visual page editor
How to use it
- 1Drag two or more PDFs into the drop zone
- 2Pages from every file appear as draggable thumbnails
- 3Drag tiles to reorder; click ✕ to remove pages you don't want
- 4Click Merge — the new PDF downloads in seconds
A free PDF merger that goes beyond just stacking files in upload order. The visual page editor lets you cherry-pick and reorder pages across every uploaded PDF, so the output is exactly the document you need. No watermark on free output.
Frequently asked questions
▸ Are my files uploaded to your servers?
Most operations run client-side — your file never leaves your browser. The few that need server compute (compress, server-side rasterisation) discard the file the moment processing completes. We don't store originals.
▸ What's the difference between Free and Pro?
Free covers most one-off needs: one PDF/image/OCR operation per day across the toolkit, plus the basic features of every tool. Pro removes the daily limit, unlocks batch operations, premium templates, advanced customisation, multi-language OCR, ICO + PWA exports, and more.
▸ Do I need an account?
No — every tool on this page works without an account. Pro features and the broader generators (proposals, contracts, resumes, time tracker) require sign-up.
▸ What's the maximum file size?
Most PDF tools accept files up to 25 MB. JPG/PNG inputs are capped at 15 MB per file. If you need higher limits, Pro raises the ceiling.
Popular use cases
Combine Bank Statements Into One PDF — Free, Private, Visual
Merge bank statements from multiple months into a single PDF for accountants, loan applications, or visa documents. Drag pages to reorder.
Combine Resume and Cover Letter Into One PDF
Recruiters want one file, not two. Merge your resume and cover letter into a single PDF — cover letter first, resume second — in seconds.
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