PDF Merge
Combine PDFs into a single file — entirely on your device, which makes this safe for the documents you'd never upload to a random website.
Add as many as you need — order shown below
Merged on your device — your documents are never uploaded.
Why "no upload" matters for PDFs especially
The PDFs people merge are exactly the ones that shouldn't tour the internet: leases, invoices, tax documents, scans of IDs. Upload-based tools promise deletion "after one hour" — a promise you can't verify. Here there's nothing to delete: the merge runs in your browser's memory and the result saves straight to your downloads. Airplane-mode it if you want proof.
Common questions
How do I combine PDF files into one?
Add your PDFs above (drag several at once or add them one by one), check the order in the list, and hit Merge. The combined file downloads instantly — pages appear in the order the files are listed.
Is it safe to merge confidential PDFs here?
Yes, uniquely so: the merging happens inside your browser on your own device. Contracts, statements, and medical documents are never uploaded, transmitted, or stored — unlike most "free PDF" sites, which process your files on their servers.
Why won't my PDF merge?
The usual culprit is password protection — encrypted PDFs can't be read without the password. Remove the password in your PDF viewer first (open it, print/save as a new PDF), then merge.
Is there a file size or page limit?
No artificial ones. The practical limit is your device's memory — hundreds of pages merge fine on any modern computer or phone.