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PDF Merge & Split

Merge multiple PDFs into one file or split a PDF by page right in your browser. No uploads, instant results.

Drag & drop your PDF files here

or click to browse · Merge supports multiple files · .pdf only

Privacy promise: your files never leave your device. All processing happens locally in your browser — nothing is ever uploaded.

How to Use: Three Easy Steps

Step 1

Pick a Mode

Choose "Merge PDF" or "Split PDF", then drag & drop or click to upload your PDF files.

Step 2

Adjust Order or Ranges

Use ↑ / ↓ to reorder files when merging; choose one file per page or enter page ranges when splitting.

Step 3

Download

Click "Merge & Download" or "Start Split" and the result PDFs are saved to your device instantly.

Key Features

Privacy First

Your files never leave your device. Everything is processed locally — 100% private.

Instant Processing

No upload or download time — most merges and splits finish in seconds.

Completely Free

100% free to use — no watermarks, no hidden fees, no usage limits.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many PDFs can the merge tool combine at once?
Multiple files — 20 or fewer is recommended for smooth performance. Order follows file selection and can be adjusted by dragging; great for contracts, reports and scans.
How do I merge multiple PDFs into one?
Upload the PDFs, drag to reorder, click Merge, and the combined file downloads automatically. Everything runs locally; nothing uploads.
Will merged PDFs garble or lose pages?
No. Standard PDF merging preserves every page, layout, image and font — no lost pages, garbling or format changes.
Is online PDF merging safe?
Safe. All processing runs locally in your browser; files never upload, suitable for contracts, bids and theses.
Is the PDF merge tool free?
Yes — no registration, no file limits, no watermark. Built for office workers, students and admins with frequent document work.
Are there file size limits?
Keep single files under 100MB for smooth processing. Larger files may work with enough browser memory; compress first for very large sets.
Can I merge different file formats?
Currently PDF-to-PDF. To include images or Word files, convert them to PDF first with our image-to-PDF tool.
Does merging compress PDF quality?
No. Merging preserves original page quality and clarity with no compression — output matches source quality.