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Merge PDF files online - combine multiple PDFs into one

Add PDF files (and optionally JPG or PNG images), put them in the right order and download one merged.pdf. Everything happens in your browser - your documents are never uploaded.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • Private
  • Runs locally

Drag & drop files here

or click to choose from your device

PDF files plus JPG and PNG images (each becomes a page) · multiple files

Your file is never uploaded - everything happens in your browser.

How to merge PDF files

  1. 1.

    Add files

    Drop PDF files (and optionally JPG/PNG images) onto the area above or click to choose them. You can add many files at once.

  2. 2.

    Set the order

    Drag files or use the up/down arrows. The list order is the page order of the final document.

  3. 3.

    Click “Merge files”

    Your browser combines the documents; for large files a progress bar is shown and you can cancel.

  4. 4.

    Download

    Download merged.pdf. If the order is wrong, rearrange the list and merge again.

How merging works

Pages are copied from each file into a new document with the pdf-lib library, running locally in your browser. Text, vector graphics and fonts are carried over unchanged, so text in the merged file stays selectable and searchable and quality is not reduced - nothing is re-rendered or re-compressed.

Because nothing is uploaded, it is safe to merge contracts, invoices or scanned IDs. Speed depends on your device: a dozen short files merge in a fraction of a second, a file of several dozen MB takes a few seconds.

File order and page count

The result contains every page of every file, in list order. Above the button you see a “Pages in result” counter, calculated before merging: each PDF adds its own page count and each image adds one page.

Example: a contract (3 pages) + an amendment (1 page) + 2 photos of a receipt = 3 + 1 + 2 = 6 pages. If the amendment belongs at the end, move it down with the arrow before clicking “Merge files”. You need at least two files to merge.

The tool always merges whole files. To keep only some pages, extract them first or remove unwanted pages afterwards in a page organiser.

Adding photos and scans

Besides PDFs you can add JPG and PNG images (WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF work too). Each image goes on its own A4 page: orientation follows the picture (portrait or landscape) and the image is scaled proportionally with a 10 mm margin. JPG and PNG files are embedded without re-compression; other formats are converted to JPEG first.

If you need a different page size or margins for photos, convert them in a dedicated image-to-PDF tool and then merge the result here.

Password-protected files and limitations

Encrypted PDFs cannot be merged because the browser library cannot decrypt them. The tool flags such files, as well as damaged or non-PDF files, so you can remove them from the list. Remove the protection first (for example open the file with its password and re-save it using “Print → Save as PDF”), then add it again.

  • The output is roughly the sum of the input sizes - compress it if it is too big for email.
  • Bookmarks, form fields and other interactive elements are not carried over; the result keeps the look of the pages.
  • The practical limit is your device memory, not a server quota.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

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Yes - no file limits, no watermarks and no sign-up.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

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No. Merging is done entirely on your device, so confidential documents never leave it.

Can I add images?

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Yes. JPG and PNG images (and WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF) become separate A4 pages at the position you choose in the list.

Will quality be reduced?

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No. PDF pages are copied without re-rendering or re-compression, so text stays selectable and images keep their original quality.

How many files can I merge?

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There is no fixed limit. On a typical computer dozens of files totalling a few hundred MB are fine; on an older phone keep it to a few dozen MB.

Why is one of my files marked with an error?

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It is usually password-protected or damaged. Unlock protected files first (e.g. “Print → Save as PDF”) and re-download damaged ones from the original source.

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