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Merge PDF Files Online

Combine multiple PDFs and images into one document. Drag to reorder, then download — completely free and private.

Your files never leave your device — all processing happens in your browser.

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How It Works

1. Upload Files

Drag and drop your PDFs or images, or click to browse. Supports PDF, JPG, and PNG.

2. Arrange Order

Drag files to reorder them. Remove files you don't need. The merged PDF follows your order.

3. Download PDF

Click merge, preview the result, and download your combined PDF. Done in seconds.

Merge PDFs Without Uploading Your Files

Most online PDF merging tools require you to upload your documents to a remote server. Your files travel across the internet, sit on someone else's infrastructure, and you have to trust that they're deleted afterward. This tool works differently — everything runs directly in your web browser. Your PDFs and images are processed on your device using JavaScript, and no data is ever sent to a server.

This means faster processing (no upload/download wait), complete privacy (your files stay on your machine), and it works offline once the page has loaded. Whether you're combining contracts, merging scanned documents, or assembling a report from multiple sources, your data stays yours.

Combine PDFs and Images in One Step

This tool accepts both PDF files and images (JPG, PNG). When you add an image, it's automatically converted to a PDF page at the original image resolution before merging. This makes it easy to combine scanned photos, screenshots, or receipts with existing PDF documents into a single file — no separate conversion step needed.

How the Merge Works

The merge process uses pdf-lib, an open-source JavaScript library for PDF manipulation. For each file you add, the tool reads the PDF structure and copies every page into a new combined document. The original formatting, fonts, images, and links in your PDFs are preserved exactly as they are. The output is a standard PDF file that works in any PDF viewer.

When to Use a PDF Merger

  • Combining contracts or legal documents — merge multiple agreements, addendums, or annexes into a single file for signing or filing.
  • Assembling reports — combine a cover page, charts, data tables, and appendices from different sources.
  • Organizing scanned documents — merge individually scanned pages into one multi-page PDF.
  • Creating portfolios — combine work samples, certificates, or reference letters into a single document.
  • Submitting applications — merge forms, identity documents, and supporting materials into one file for upload.

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