Tool · PDF
Merge PDF files into one
Add the files, drag the pages into the order you want, and save. Bookmarks and internal links come across, and a file that needs a password to open can be merged too — type it and it is unlocked in memory, never sent anywhere.
- Your PDFs go to
- Works offline
- Yes, once it has loaded
- Account
- None, and it is free
- Handles
- Any number of PDFs, including password-protected ones you can open
How to merge PDF files into one
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01Add the PDFs
Drop in two or more. Each file’s pages carry a coloured tag, so you can see where every page came from.
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02Put the pages in order
Drag them, use the arrows, or select a range and move, turn or delete it.
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03Save one PDF
Bookmarks and internal links come across with their pages.
Questions about Merge PDFs
How do I merge PDF files?
Add two or more PDFs, drag the pages into the order you want, and press Save PDF. The result downloads as one file.
Do bookmarks and links survive?
Yes. Bookmarks and internal links follow their pages. A link to a page you removed is left inert rather than pointing at the wrong one.
Can I merge password-protected PDFs?
Yes, if you know the password: type it and the file is unlocked in memory. A file that is only restricted opens without one.
Are my PDFs uploaded?
No. This page is served with a security policy that forbids it from making any network request, so the browser itself refuses to send your PDFs anywhere. You can watch your browser's network tab stay empty, or switch your connection off and carry on.