Arrange two or more PDF files and combine them into one document in your browser.
Add two or more PDFs, move files up or down in the list, then create one document. The original files stay on your device.
The file list controls the final page sequence. Put a cover page first and append supporting documents in the order your reader expects.
Open the result and confirm every page is present. Merging combines pages but does not edit text inside them.
Join reports, application forms, invoices, or chapters into one file without sending the source PDFs to a server.
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Yes. Add the files you want to combine, arrange them in the order you need, and the merged document follows that sequence.
There is no imposed limit. Because the work happens on your device, the realistic limit is how much memory your browser can use at once.
Page content is carried across. Interactive features such as form fields and bookmarks may not survive the merge, so check the result if your documents rely on them.