Combine scanned pages
Stitch together multi-part scans from a phone or copier into one continuous document.
Free PDF tool
Combine multiple PDF files into one document right in your browser. Drag files into the order you want, click merge, and download the combined PDF. Nothing is uploaded to a server — the entire merge runs locally on your device.
Add two or more PDF files, drag to reorder, then click merge.
Files never leave your device. Merging runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly.
Most online PDF mergers upload your documents to a server. This tool does the entire merge locally, so contracts, invoices, medical records, and other sensitive PDFs never leave your computer.
No upload bandwidth, no waiting in a queue. Even large PDFs combine in a few seconds, limited only by your device's memory.
Drop two or more PDFs onto the upload area, or click to pick files from your computer.
Grab any row in the list and drop it where you want it. The numbers update to show the final order.
Click merge to combine the files into a single PDF, then download it — or convert it into a shareable link with PDFtoLink.
Stitch together multi-part scans from a phone or copier into one continuous document.
Merge expense receipts into a single PDF before sending an expense report or tax submission.
Join cover letters, quotes, case studies, and contracts into one tidy PDF for clients.
Combine journal articles, lecture notes, and reference PDFs into one searchable document.
Stack evidence, forms, and supporting documents in the exact order required for filing.
Merge per-section PDFs into a single user manual or handbook for distribution.
No. The merge runs in your browser using WebAssembly. The files never leave your device, so even sensitive documents stay private.
There is no fixed limit. The practical maximum depends on your device memory. For most laptops, combining hundreds of pages totalling a few hundred megabytes works fine.
Yes. After you add the files, drag any row in the list and drop it where you want it. The order in the list is the order in the merged PDF.
The page content, text, and embedded fonts are preserved. Bookmarks and interactive form fields from the original files are dropped because they can conflict when files are combined.
Yes. After downloading, return to the PDFtoLink homepage and upload the merged file to get an instant shareable link with optional password protection and view tracking.
Yes. The merge tool is free and does not require an account or sign-up.