Add the PDF files you want to combine, drag them into the order you need, and merge them into a single document. Everything runs in your browser — the files stay on your device throughout the process.
or click to browse — add as many as you need
A straightforward workflow with one important feature that most tools skip: you control the page order before anything is combined.
Drag the handle next to any file to move it up or down the list. The top file becomes page 1 of the combined document — so the final order is exactly what you set.
The PDF files are combined using JavaScript running in your browser. They are not sent to a server at any point during the merge process.
Start with two files or add a dozen — use the "Add More" button to keep adding PDFs to the list before you merge.
Once the merge is complete the combined PDF downloads automatically — no waiting for an email link or a server to finish processing.
Drop files onto the upload area or click to browse. You can add two files or as many as you need — use "Add More" to keep adding after the first batch.
Drag the handle next to each file to set the page order. The file at the top of the list becomes the first pages of the merged document.
Click "Merge PDFs" and the combined file downloads automatically. The original files are not changed — only the new merged version is created.
The tool works in desktop and mobile browsers. On a phone you can select PDFs from your device's file manager or cloud storage, reorder them using the drag handles, and download the merged result — no app to install.