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Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDF files in the order you choose. Your PDFs stay on your device.

Process on your device

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The practical guide

One document, assembled entirely on your device.

Add PDFs, sort them by useful file details or drag anywhere on a first-page preview card to create a custom order, choose the download name, and merge.

01

Order matters

Every page from the first file is copied before every page from the next file. Reorder files before merging.

02

Originals stay untouched

The merged PDF is a new download. Selected files are read from browser memory and are never overwritten.

03

Large files

Merging many large PDFs needs substantial browser memory. Work in smaller batches if the device becomes slow.

Privacy by architecture

Your PDFs stay on your device.

The selected document bytes, page choices, and generated output are processed locally and are not intentionally uploaded to an application server.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded?

No. PDF reading, editing, rendering, and output generation happen in this browser tab without uploading the document to an application server.

Why can a large PDF be slow?

Local processing uses this device’s memory and CPU. Large or image-heavy documents can take longer, especially on mobile.

Can encrypted PDFs be processed?

Password-protected or permission-restricted documents may not open. The tool does not bypass encryption.