Merge PDF

How to use

Add two or more PDF files — drop them together or add them one by one. Use the arrow buttons on each file to arrange the exact merge order, then click Convert. The combined PDF appears in the preview pane so you can flip through and confirm the order before downloading. Files are limited to 20MB each, and the merge preserves each page exactly as it was — no recompression, no quality loss.

Why use this tool

Merging PDFs is one of those tasks that should be trivial but usually is not: desktop PDF suites cost money, and most free sites watermark the output or hold your files. Typical uses — combining a cover letter with a resume, assembling scanned chapters into one document, packaging invoices for accounting, or joining exported report sections. This merger keeps the original page quality (pages are copied, not re-rendered), lets you order files precisely, adds no watermark, and requires no account.

FAQ

Is there a watermark on the merged PDF?

No. The output is a clean merge of your input pages with no watermark, branding, or page limits within the 20MB per-file size cap.

Can I control the order of the merged files?

Yes — use the up/down arrows next to each file in the list to arrange them before converting. Files are merged top to bottom.

Does merging reduce quality?

No. Pages are copied directly into the new document without re-rendering or recompression — text stays selectable and images keep their original quality.

How many PDFs can I merge at once?

Any number from 2 upward, as long as each file is under 20MB. For a very large batch, merge in groups and then merge the results.