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Merge PDF Files (Combine PDFs and Images into One)
Choose two or more PDFs and they are combined in the order shown. Reorder with ↑↓ and enter pages such as "1-3, 5" for any file to use only part of it. JPG and PNG images become A4 pages.
Nothing is uploaded. Everything runs on your device.
How to use
- Choose or drop PDFs (images also work).
- Reorder with ↑↓. To use only some pages, enter them for that file.
- Click "Merge and save" and save the new PDF.
Other PDF tools
- ✂Split PDFSplit into single pages, every N pages or by ranges
- ⇥Extract pagesPull out only the pages you need
- ▦Organize pagesReorder, rotate and delete pages
- ↻Rotate PDFFix sideways or upside-down pages
- 🗑Delete pagesRemove pages you do not need
- ⇲Compress PDFShrink PDF file size for email and uploads
- 🖼PDF to JPGTurn PDF pages into JPG images
- 🖼PDF to PNGSharp PNG images of text and charts
- 📄JPG to PDFCombine photos and images into one PDF
- ✍Sign & add textAdd a handwritten signature, text, date or stamp
- #Page numbersAdd page numbers at the top or bottom
FAQ
Are my PDFs uploaded?
No. Reading, editing and saving PDFs and images all happen in your browser and never reach our server. After the page loads it even works offline.
Is it free? Any limits?
Free, no sign-up and no usage limits. File size is limited only by your device memory; PDFs with hundreds of pages or hundreds of MB may be slow, or may fail on phones.
Can I use password-protected PDFs?
PDFs with a password or editing restrictions cannot be processed. Remove the restriction in the app that created the file first (do not remove restrictions from documents that are not yours).
Is a PDF with my drawn signature a legally binding e-signature?
This tool draws an image of your signature or stamp onto the page. It is not a cryptographic digital signature with a certificate that proves who signed and that the file was not altered. If a contract requires that, use an e-signature service. Whether a simple signature image is acceptable depends on the recipient and the law that applies.
What happens to bookmarks and forms when merging or splitting?
Page content (text, images, links) is kept, but bookmarks (outline), some form fields and document-level settings may not be carried over.