Merge PDFs into one document.
Choose two or more PDFs, combine them into one document and keep working in the same free editor.
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One document from many files.
Merge reports, scans, appendices or signed pages in the order you need, without an account or watermark.
A clear workflow.
In three steps.
Choose your files.
Open the merge workflow and select the PDFs you want to combine.
Put them in order.
Reorder the queue, then merge the files into a single editable PDF session.
Finish the document.
Reorder pages, add notes or export the merged PDF when it is ready.
Merging is usually the first step, not the last.
Combining files is rarely the whole job. A merged bundle normally needs a page rotated, a duplicate removed, a cover page added or numbering applied across the whole thing. Most merge tools hand you a download and leave you to open a second tool for that. Here the merged document lands in the editor, so the tidying happens immediately and the file is only exported once.
Order is decided before the merge, in a queue you can rearrange, rather than discovered afterwards from the page thumbnails. If you need more material later, additional PDFs can be inserted before or after the current page, or at the end, from the editor toolbar.
The originals are never touched. Merging produces a new document from copies, so the files on your machine remain exactly as they were.
Questions about this tool.
The things worth knowing before you edit the document.
How many PDFs can I merge at once?
Up to ten files in a single merge, which covers the ordinary cases of assembling a report, a set of scans or a signed bundle. Merge in two passes if you have more, since the result of a merge can itself be merged again.
Can I choose the order of the files?
Yes. The pre-merge queue is reorderable, so you set the sequence before anything is combined. Individual pages can still be moved afterwards in the page rail.
Do bookmarks and form fields survive a merge?
Page content, annotations and interactive fields are carried across with their pages. Existing outlines from the source documents are preserved in the combined file, and you can add new bookmarks to the result.
Can I add more pages after merging?
Yes. Insert one or more additional PDFs before or after the current page, or at the end, from the editor toolbar. Pending changes have to be exported or reverted first, so no work is discarded silently.
More ways to finish the PDF.
Switch tools whenever the document asks for a different kind of change.
From PDF to done
In three small steps.
Drop it in.
Open your PDF locally in the editor. No account and no complicated setup.
Make it yours.
Click text to edit, or choose a tool to mark up, draw, sign or arrange pages.
Take it with you.
Export a finished PDF with the original document design kept in place.
Useful by default.
Free by design.
PDFEditor is built for quick, real-world edits, not a maze of plans, pop-ups and watermarks.