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PDF Merger & Splitter

The PDF Merger combines multiple PDF documents into a single file directly in your browser. Reorder files, select custom page ranges, and merge without uploading anything to a server. 100% private, free, and with zero file size limits.

Privacy Guaranteed: 100% In-Browser Merge — 0 bytes uploaded to any server

Drop PDF files here, or browse

Files stay 100% on your device. Rearrange order or choose specific page ranges below.

Most online PDF mergers require uploading sensitive documents, contracts, and financial records to third-party cloud servers. This tool processes your files 100% client-side using WebAssembly and pdf-lib — your files never leave your computer.

How to use the PDF Merger & Splitter

  1. Drop or select two or more PDF files.
  2. Use the ▲ and ▼ buttons to arrange files in the desired order.
  3. Optionally specify page ranges (e.g. '1-3, 5') to extract specific pages.
  4. Click 'Merge PDFs & Download' to generate your combined document instantly.

Common use cases

  • Combine signed contract pages, receipts, and exhibits into a single document.
  • Merge tax forms, statements, and financial reports without cloud upload risks.
  • Extract specific pages from large PDFs and assemble them in custom order.
  • Assemble presentation decks and report chapters without software installations.

Tips

  • Because processing happens in your browser RAM, there are no file size limits or daily task caps.
  • You can use page ranges like '1-5, 8' to skip unneeded cover pages or blank sheets before merging.

Frequently asked questions

Are my PDF files uploaded to your server? +

No. All PDF merging, slicing, and assembly happen 100% locally in your browser memory via pdf-lib. Zero bytes leave your device.

Is there a limit on file size or number of PDFs? +

No arbitrary limits. You can merge as many files as your device's memory can handle, completely free and with no watermarks.

Can I extract specific pages before merging? +

Yes. In the 'Pages' field for each file, you can specify custom page numbers or ranges (e.g. '1-3, 5') to include only what you need.

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