What is PDF merging and why is it useful?
PDF merging is the process of combining multiple PDF documents into a single PDF file, maintaining the original formatting, content, and quality of each document. This technique uses advanced PDF manipulation algorithms to merge files while preserving bookmarks, metadata, and document structure. Merging PDFs helps organize documents, reduce file management complexity, and create comprehensive reports from multiple sources. Learn more about PDF manipulation and document management.
How to use the PDF Merger tool?
- Select at least two PDF files by dragging them to the drop area or clicking to browse
- Review the selected files list to ensure correct order
- Click 'Merge PDFs' to start the combining process
- Download the merged PDF file when processing is complete
Common use cases for PDF merging
- Combine multiple invoices or receipts into a single document for accounting
- Merge chapter documents into complete books or reports
- Create comprehensive portfolios from individual project files
- Organize legal documents like contracts, amendments, and exhibits
- Consolidate reports from different departments or time periods
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! The merged PDF maintains the original order of files as they were selected. If you need a different order, simply re-select the files in your preferred sequence before merging.
Basic document information is preserved, but individual bookmarks and metadata from source PDFs may not be maintained in the merged document. The final PDF contains all content pages in the correct order.
Yes! All PDF processing happens 100% in your browser. Your PDF files never leave your device and are not stored on any server, ensuring complete privacy and security of your sensitive documents.