Applying for a job, a visa, or a course that wants one file instead of five? This free pdf merger joins separate PDFs — a CV and a cover letter, monthly statements, scanned chapters — into a single document, in the order you choose. Everything runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded, no account is needed, and the pages keep their original layout.

How to use this pdf merger

Three quick steps — no signup, no cost.

1Add your PDFs

Select two or more PDF files. They appear in the order you added them.

2Arrange the order

Move files up or down until the list reads the way the finished document should.

3Merge and download

Combine them into one PDF and download it. The original files on your device are untouched.

Why this pdf merger is the tidy way to send documents

One file, in the right order, with nothing retyped.

Order you control

The finished PDF follows your list, top to bottom — first file first, last file last.

Pages copied, not re-rendered

Each page is copied across as it was, so text stays selectable and images keep their quality.

Built for upload slots

One combined file fits forms and portals that accept a single attachment.

Private by design

Merging happens on your device, so contracts and statements never leave it.

PDF Merger FAQs

Short, direct answers to the questions readers ask most.

No. Pages are copied into the new file rather than re-rendered, so fonts, images, and layout stay as they were in the originals.

Yes. Each page keeps its own size and orientation; merging joins pages, it does not re-lay them out onto one page size.

Not by itself — the result is roughly the sum of its parts. If it is too large for an upload slot, compress the merged file afterwards.

Unlock it first with its password, then merge. A locked file cannot be opened, and therefore cannot be combined.

Yes. It merges PDFs entirely in your browser — no account, no signup, and no watermark on the result.