Merge PDF files into one document free. Reorder pages before combining and download instantly — your files never leave your browser.
How to use PDF Merge?
Select or drag and drop the PDF files you want to merge.
Rearrange the file order by dragging as needed.
Click the merge button to download the combined PDF.
Frequently asked questions about PDF Merge
How many PDFs can I merge?
There is no file limit. You can merge as many as your browser memory allows.
Does merging reduce PDF quality?
No, original quality is fully preserved. Pages are combined without re-encoding.
How is the page order decided when merging?
The top-to-bottom order shown in the list becomes the page order in the merged PDF. Files are not auto-sorted by name, so after adding several at once, drag them into the order you want before pressing merge. Prefixing file names with 01_, 02_ keeps them in order from the moment you select them.
Do bookmarks and hyperlinks survive the merge?
Text, images, vector artwork and links that point to an external URL all carry over intact. The bookmark outline that each source file carried, however, can be dropped or flattened when the documents are combined. Internal links that jumped to a specific page may also land in the wrong place because the page numbering shifts, so click through the table of contents once after merging.
How to get the most out of PDF Merge?
Drag the files into the right order before merging — fixing it afterwards means starting over.
Mixing US Letter (8.5x11 in) and A4 pages leaves a ragged document; normalise the size first.
Scanned pages balloon the file, so run the merged PDF through a compressor afterwards.