Combine several PDFs without losing control of the pages
Merging converts every source PDF into editable page images. You can drag pages into a new order, remove pages, make image adjustments, and add pages from PDF, Word, text, or image files before creating one document.
How to use this tool
- Select at least two PDF files.
- Drag, remove, or edit their page previews and add any extra source files.
- Review the final order and create the combined PDF.
Good uses
- Combining application documents into one upload
- Joining monthly reports or scanned batches
- Adding a cover page to an existing PDF
Tips for a reliable result
- Rename source files clearly before uploading so their order is easy to verify.
- Check page orientation and blank pages before merging.
- Keep the originals until you have inspected the combined download.
Important limitation
Pages are rasterized for visual editing. Searchable text, bookmarks, interactive forms, signatures, links, and document metadata are not preserved in the merged PDF.
File privacy
Files are uploaded only to perform the requested merge. Use documents you own or have permission to process and retain your own backup.
Frequently asked questions
Can I omit pages from one file?
Yes. Remove any unwanted page in the editor before building the PDF.
Can I mix file types?
Yes. After the initial PDFs are prepared, add PDF, Word, TXT, JPG, PNG, or WebP files at the bottom of the editor.