Upload two or more PDF files, arrange them in order, and download a single combined PDF.
Combining several PDF files into one comes up constantly — merging separate scanned pages into a single document, combining a cover letter and resume into one file before submitting a job application, or assembling multiple chapters or reports into a single bound document for easier sharing and printing. Doing this without the right tool usually meant opening each file in a PDF editor and manually copying pages across, or resorting to a desktop application just for this one task.
This tool merges PDFs directly using a JavaScript PDF library running entirely in your browser. Upload your files in any order, and they'll be combined in the sequence they appear in the list, page-for-page, into a single new PDF file. The original page content, including text and embedded images, is preserved exactly as it appeared in the source files — this is a true document merge, not a re-scan or flattening of the content.
It's used constantly by job seekers combining application documents, students assembling multi-part assignments, professionals compiling reports from multiple contributors, and anyone who's ever needed to turn a folder of separate PDFs into one shareable file. Because the merge happens locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript, none of your documents are ever uploaded to a server in the process — an important distinction if the files contain any sensitive or confidential information.