Local merge
Files are read and combined with in-page PDF processing. There is no upload step, so your documents never touch a server.
$ merge | combine | pdf
Combine PDF files in seconds.
[ DROP PDF FILES HERE ]
or click to browse · multiple files supported
Files stay on your device.
Files are combined in the order shown above. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Files are read and combined with in-page PDF processing. There is no upload step, so your documents never touch a server.
Preview file names, page counts and sizes, then move any file up or down before merging so the final document flows the way you need.
The merged file is generated as a single PDF you can download immediately. No email, no queue, no waiting room.
Most merge tools send your documents to a server to stitch them together. That is a problem when the files contain contracts, tax forms or anything confidential.
Nothing is uploaded. Your files never leave this page, so contracts, invoices and personal scans stay private.
invoice-march.pdf (3 pages) + report.pdf (12 pages) + cover.pdf (1 page) => merged-3-files.pdf (16 pages)
Files merge top to bottom in the list order, so put the cover first if you want it at the front.
No. All reading and merging happens in your browser tab. The files are never sent to a server.
You need at least two valid PDFs to merge. There is no fixed upper limit, though very large files take longer to process on your device.
Yes. Use the up and down arrows next to each file to set the combine order before clicking merge.
Encrypted or password-protected PDFs cannot be read by the in-browser engine and will be marked as not readable. Remove the protection first.
The only limit is your device memory. Because nothing is uploaded, there is no server-side size cap.