iGuardPDF

Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDFs into one file, in the order you add them. Free, no signup.

This is just the start — Pro also gets you, from £4/month

  • Invisible fingerprinting on every document
  • Share links for Guarded documents
  • Photo verification on open — approve or deny in 60 seconds
  • View-only mode — no download on shared links
  • Revoke access instantly, even after it's been opened
  • Burn-after-read — set a view limit or expiry date
  • Geofencing — restrict who can open it by country
  • One-click legal evidence export if a leak needs to be traced
  • Document analytics — views, shares, countries, and timestamps for every document you send
  • Real-time alerts the moment someone copies, screenshots, or opens on a new device
  • Tracking beacon — get pinged the moment a document is opened in Adobe Acrobat/Reader, even offline
  • Auto-lock on copy or screenshot attempt — the share link revokes itself the instant one is detected
See everything Pro unlocks — £4/month →

How to merge PDF files

  1. Click the upload box above and select two or more PDF files, or drag them in.
  2. They merge in the order you added them — remove and re-add a file if you need a different order.
  3. Click "Merge PDFs." The combined file downloads straight away, no waiting on a server queue.

Common reasons to merge PDFs

  • Combining scanned pages that came through as separate files into one document
  • Putting a client proposal together — cover letter, quote, terms — as a single file to send
  • Merging monthly statements or invoices into one PDF before archiving or filing for accounting
  • Joining chapters or sections of a report that were written or exported separately

FAQ

Is there a limit on how many files I can merge?

No hard cap on the free tier. Very large batches just take a moment longer to process.

Does merging reduce quality or re-compress my pages?

No — pages are combined as-is. Nothing in the source files gets re-encoded or compressed.

Can I merge PDFs and password-protect the result?

Yes — turn on "Password protect" below before merging and the combined file comes out AES-256 encrypted.

Is my file stored anywhere after I merge it?

Only if you turn on "Guarded" — that keeps a fingerprinted copy so a leak can be traced back to who opened it. Otherwise nothing is retained once the file downloads.