Merge PDF
Online & free tool to combine several PDFs into a single file


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  • Upload at least 2 PDF files.
  • Files are combined in the order they appear in the list (top to bottom).
  • Re-order by removing and re-adding files if needed.
Need a smaller file after merging? Use Compress PDF on the merged result. Merge itself preserves pages without re-encoding.

How to merge PDF files online

STEP 1

Upload two or more PDF files from your device.

STEP 2

Reorder the files so pages appear in the sequence you want in the merged document.

STEP 3

Click Merge. Download the combined PDF when processing finishes. Each file stays available for up to 5 downloads.

One file to share

Combine contracts, scans, and reports into a single PDF so recipients open one attachment instead of many.

Control page order

Set the sequence before merging so cover sheets, appendices, and extras land where you expect.

Works in the browser

Merge PDFs online on Windows, Mac, Linux, or mobile. No desktop PDF suite required.

When merging PDFs helps

Use Merge PDF before submitting applications, emailing a packet of signed pages, or archiving related scans. One file is easier to track, print, and upload to portals with single-file limits.

Tips for a clean merged PDF

Put pages in reading order before you merge. If some files are huge image scans, compress them first so the combined PDF stays email-friendly. Split or unlock tools help when you only need part of a file or must remove a password first.

Can I merge more than two PDFs?

Yes. Upload multiple PDFs within the plan limits shown on the page, set the order, then merge into one file.

Will merging change the look of each page?

Pages are combined into one document. Layout and content of each page stay as in the originals; only the file structure changes.

What if one PDF is password protected?

Unlock that PDF first with the Unlock PDF tool, then upload the unlocked file here to merge.

Is the merged PDF still email-friendly?

If the result is large, run it through the PDF Compressor before sending so attachments clear size limits more reliably.