Merge PDF

When to use Merge PDF

A founder needs to email a board packet — the agenda, the financial model, and the appendix are three separate PDFs, but the board expects one clean file. Drop all three here, drag them into sequence, and the pages are rewritten in place on your computer, producing a single PDF without ever touching a server. The merge happens in this browser tab and the combined file downloads straight to your desktop. This is also the go-to step when you're packaging a legal filing with multiple exhibits, bundling monthly bank statements for an accountant, or submitting a portfolio that has to be one attachment. The final PDF opens in any reader exactly as expected.

• Combine a cover letter, resume, and references into one job application
• Package three exhibits into a single PDF for a legal filing
• Bundle quarterly bank statements for an accountant into one file

About this tool

You've got a cover letter in one PDF, a portfolio in another, and a references page in a third — but the application form wants a single file. Drop them all here, drag into order, and download a clean merged PDF in one step. Works just as well for combining monthly bank statements, stitching together a multi-chapter report, or packaging all the exhibits for a legal filing. No file size limits beyond what your browser can handle, and nothing is uploaded anywhere — it all runs locally.

Tips

• Drag files into the numbered list to reorder them before merging — the output pages follow that sequence exactly.
• If one PDF is password-protected, the tool will still attempt to load it. Remove the password with Unlock PDF first for reliable results.
• For large batches (10+ PDFs), name your source files with leading numbers (01-cover.pdf, 02-body.pdf) before uploading — easier to spot a misplaced file in the drag list than untangling generic names like "scan-final-v3.pdf".