Merge PDF
Combine multiple PDFs into one file, in the order you add them. Free, no signup.
- No signup required — start immediately
- Real document security, not just a marketing label
- Completely free, no hidden limits
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
How to merge PDF files
- Click the upload box above and select two or more PDF files, or drag them in.
- They merge in the order you added them — remove and re-add a file if you need a different order.
- 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.