PDF Merger

Combine several PDFs into one file, reorder them and pick page ranges — all in your browser.

Drag & drop PDF files here, or click to browse

No uploads. Your files stay on your device.

No uploads. Your files stay on your device.

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How it works

Add two or more PDFs and they are combined into a single document right inside your browser tab. The files are read with the PDF-lib library running locally on your device — nothing is uploaded, so contracts, invoices, bank statements and scanned ID documents never touch a server. Pages keep their original size, orientation and quality, because they are copied across rather than re-rendered.

The PDFs are joined in the order shown in the list. Move any file up or down, drop one from the queue, or sort the whole queue alphabetically — the merged result is rebuilt instantly after every change. Each file also has a page box: leave it empty to take the whole document, or enter pages and ranges like 1-3, 7 to pull only the pages you need. Set the output name and download the finished PDF — free, with no watermark and no sign-up.

Frequently asked questions

How do I merge two PDFs without uploading them?

Drop the PDFs onto this page and they are combined locally by JavaScript running in your browser tab — no file is ever sent to a server. Put them in the order you want with the up and down buttons, then click "Download merged PDF" to save the result.

Can I merge only some pages from a PDF?

Yes. Every file in the list has a page box. Leave it empty to include the whole document, or type pages and ranges like "1-3, 7" to take only those pages. The merged document is rebuilt instantly as you type, so you can see the new page count straight away.

Is there a file limit, and does the merged PDF get a watermark?

No watermark, no sign-up and no ads — the merged file contains only your pages. You can queue up to 40 PDFs of up to 80 MB each; the real limit is your device's memory, since all the work happens on your own computer. Password-protected PDFs must have their password removed first.

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