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Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDFs into one - free, private, no uploads

Drop PDF files here or click to browse

Up to 20 PDFs · drag any page to reorder · undo/redo supported

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What is merge pdf?

Merging PDFs is one of the most common document tasks - combining invoices, reports, chapters, scanned pages, or contracts into a single shareable file. PixlUtils merges up to 20 PDFs in your browser using pdf-lib, preserving all pages and formatting. Drag to reorder files before merging. No upload, no signup, free forever.

Combine up to 20 PDFs into oneReorder files before merging with drag or arrowsPreserves all pages, fonts, and imagesWorks on any non-encrypted PDFNo upload - runs in browser with pdf-lib100% private - files stay on your device

How it works

Three steps to combine your PDFs into one - no software needed.

1

Upload your PDFs

Add up to 20 PDF files by clicking or dragging. Files stay 100% on your device.

2

Reorder if needed

Drag files to set the merge order, or use the ↑ ↓ arrow buttons to adjust sequence.

3

Download the merged PDF

Click Merge and download the combined PDF instantly. No watermark, no account needed.

💡 Pro Tips

Compress individual PDFs before merging

Merging large PDFs produces a large output. Compress each file first with the Compress PDF tool - the savings stack up.

Add page numbers after merging

Page numbers added before merging reset per file. Add them after merging for consecutive numbering across the whole document.

Unlock encrypted PDFs before merging

Password-protected PDFs cannot be merged. Use the Unlock PDF tool to remove the password first.

Use drag-to-reorder for precise control

Drag files into the exact order you want - cover page first, appendix last. The order you see is the order in the merged PDF.

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