Merge PDF files
Combine multiple PDFs in a chosen order.
Choose the right tool for a page, file-size, security, or conversion task. The workflows below explain what each tool changes and how the local-processing model works.
Combine multiple PDFs in a chosen order.
Use ranges, selected pages, intervals, or odd/even pages.
Reorder, rotate, and remove pages visually.
Reduce file size when a portal or email has a limit.
Remove a password you know from a document you own.
Add password protection locally in the browser.
Choose a position, starting number, and numbering style.
Review and permanently cover information before sharing.
Export pages as JPG or PNG images.
| Goal | Use | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Join complete documents | Merge PDF | One PDF |
| Keep only certain pages | Split PDF | PDF or ZIP |
| Reorder, rotate, delete | Organize PDF | One PDF |
| Remove a known password | Unlock PDF | Unlocked PDF |
| Add visible numbering | Add Page Numbers | Numbered PDF |
To share only part of a protected report, unlock the PDF you own, put pages in the correct order, then extract the selected pages. To assemble a final packet, merge the source files first and add page numbers last so numbering follows the completed order.
Digital signatures can become invalid when pages or document bytes change. Forms, annotations, embedded media, and unusually large files may also behave differently between PDF viewers. Keep the original and verify the downloaded result before relying on it.
These tools work in browser memory, so the practical limit depends on your device and the document. Large or image-heavy PDFs can require substantial memory. See how local processing works and the privacy proof.
Organize a PDF workflow, redact a PDF safely, or review the PDF optimization guide.
The PDF tools listed as local read and process selected documents in browser memory. The documents are not sent to a QuickMerge processing server.
Use Split PDF for a continuous range, individual pages, mixed ranges, every N pages, or odd and even pages.
These tools focus on document structure, page operations, conversion, and security. They do not provide full paragraph-level PDF text editing.