Merge PDF
Combine multiple PDF files into one
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About PDF Merging
Combine two or more PDF files into a single document. Simply upload your PDFs, drag to reorder them, and merge. The original formatting and quality are preserved.
Benefits of Merging PDFs
- Combine unlimited PDF files
- Drag and drop to reorder
- Preserves original quality
- No file size limits
Merge multiple PDF files into a single, professional document in seconds. Our high-performance, browser-based tool allows you to combine an unlimited number of files with absolute precision. Use our intuitive drag-and-drop interface to reorder pages and maintain perfect formatting across all merged documents. Ideal for legal exhibits, medical records, or creative portfolios—all processed with 100% privacy on your local device.
PDF merging, technically known as PDF concatenation, is the process of joining the internal object trees of multiple independent PDF documents into a single unified file. This process doesn't just 'paste' files together; it intelligently merges the 'Pages' dictionaries, reconciles font resources, and updates the cross-reference (XREF) tables to ensure the final document is optimized, searchable, and compatible with all PDF viewers.
Assembling Legal and Real Estate Packages
Consolidate separate contracts, addendums, identity documents, and closing disclosures into a single master PDF for easier signing and digital filing.
Academic Research & Thesis Compilation
Join individual chapters, bibliographies, and data appendices into one cohesive academic paper or thesis while preserving citations and page numbering.
Business Reporting
Combine monthly sales reports, market analysis graphs, and executive summaries into one comprehensive monthly review for stakeholders.
Our tool utilizes a powerful client-side PDF engine that parses the binary structure of each uploaded document. Instead of converting pages to images (which loses quality), we manipulate the raw PDF streams. We extract the page objects, remap their resources to avoid conflicts, and generate a new document catalog. This ensures that text remains selectable, links remain clickable, and the file size remains as small as possible.