Merge PDFs
Combine multiple PDF files into one document — invoices, contracts, scanned reports, or transcripts. Free browser-based merger that runs locally, ensuring complete privacy.
Select PDF files
You can select multiple files at once
Max file size: 100MB • Multiple files allowed
or drag and drop · press Enter to browse
How to Use
- Upload two or more PDFs to merge — invoices, scanned contracts, expense reports, university transcripts, or RFP bid packets all work.
- Reorder files with the ↑↓ buttons or drag them into the right sequence (expense claims: by date; contracts: cover → clauses → annexes).
- Click 'Merge PDFs' — pdf-lib processes everything in your browser, so confidential documents never reach a server.
- The merged PDF downloads automatically with the original layout, text, and images intact.
- Useful for monthly invoice bundles to your accountant, CV + reference letters for a job application, or compiling multi-page scan jobs.
- All merges are performed locally without file uploads, keeping your financial, medical, and personal documents completely private.
All processing is done in your browser, and files are never sent to a server.
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