Merge PDF
Combine PDFs and photos into one file in the right order — text stays text, pages are not turned into images.
Add files to start
Drag and drop files here, or
Files are processed right on your device.
Output requirements
Safe for portals that cannot read accented characters: merged.pdf
Advanced options
Pages turned into images lose selectable/searchable text. Off by default.
Add at least one page to create a file.
How to use
- Add PDF files (and images if needed).
- Order by file, or switch to “By page” to reorder, rotate or delete individual pages.
- Set the file name, page size and size limit if the recipient requires one.
- Press “Merge into PDF”, review the checklist and download — or continue to compress or redact.
Current limits
- Pages are copied intact; links, interactive form fields and digital signatures do not stay valid in the merged file.
- With A4 page size, annotations from the original PDF pages are not kept.
- Password-protected PDF: enter the password right in the notice to unlock it on your device, then merge.
Frequently asked questions
Does merging blur the text?
No. PDF pages are copied with their vector content and text; images inside are only recompressed if you set a size limit.
Can I merge phone photos?
Yes. Photos are rotated according to EXIF, can be cropped, and each becomes one page.
Is there a file limit?
Currently up to 20 files, 50 MB and 100 pages per session.
Does merging keep bookmarks?
Yes. Existing bookmarks in each file are kept and point to the right new pages; entries for pages you removed are dropped. Turn on “Add a bookmark for each file” to add one entry per file, named after the file — no table-of-contents page is added.