Merge PDF
Combine PDF files into one in your browser. Free, with no account or watermarks.
or drop your PDFs here · Up to 25 MB and 200 pages in total
How to merge PDF files into one
- Use Select PDF files to add two or more PDFs from your device, or drag them into the tool. You can also import PDFs from Google Drive or Dropbox.
- Put the files in the order you want them to appear in the merged PDF. Drag the thumbnails into place, or use the sort buttons to order files by name or by last modified date when available. Open a preview if you need to check the pages.
- Click Merge PDF, then Download merged PDF. The pages from each file stay together in their original order.
Use unsigned, unencrypted PDFs totaling up to 25 MB and 200 pages. The merged file contains the source pages. Keep the originals if you need their bookmarks, attachments, or editable forms.
Put a cover sheet before a seven-page PDF
Download both samples and add them to the tool. Move the one-page PDF to the first position to use it as a cover. The merged PDF has eight pages, starting with the cover and followed by pages numbered 1 through 7.
Check the order before merging
Sort by name if the filenames already follow the order you want. For a packet with a cover, an application and supporting documents, drag the cover to the first position and put the attachments after the application. Open the preview for files with similar names. Moving a file moves its entire block of pages, so check the first and last page of each block before you merge.
Prepare files that only need a few pages
If you only need an appendix or a signed-off section from a long document, extract the relevant pages from an unsigned source PDF first and add the smaller copy to your merge. After downloading, open the combined PDF and check the page count and the transitions between files. If you spot a misplaced document, reorder your inputs and download a new copy.