Merge PDFs

Merge PDF files online for free into one document.

Merge PDFs Tool

Combine multiple PDF files into one document. Files are merged in the order you add them.

About Merge PDFs

Merge PDF files online for free. Combine contracts, reports, or scanned pages into a single PDF. We process your files, return the merged PDF, and do not keep your uploads.

How to merge PDFs

  1. 1

    Upload PDFs

    Select at least two PDF files.

  2. 2

    Reorder if needed

    Use the arrows to set the final page order.

  3. 3

    Merge and download

    Click Merge and Download to get a single PDF.

When merging PDFs helps

Merge PDFs when you have several related documents—contracts, appendices, scanned IDs, or report chapters—and you want one file to send or upload. Ordering pages before you merge saves time later.

  • Combine cover letter + resume into one PDF
  • Join scanned chapters for reading or printing
  • Assemble forms that arrived as separate files

Before you merge

Check that every file opens correctly and that page order matches how you want the final document to read. After merging, download and open the result once to confirm the sequence.

We process the PDFs, return the merged file, and do not keep your uploads.

Frequently asked questions

Is Merge PDFs free to use?

Yes. You can use Merge PDFs online for free on DTools — no account required for standard conversions.

Do I need to install software for Merge PDFs?

No. Merge PDFs works in your browser. Upload your file, convert, and download the result.

Do you store my files?

No. We process your file to complete the request, return the result for download, and do not keep your uploads. We do not sell your files or publish them for others to browse.

Is there a file size limit for Merge PDFs?

Very large files may take longer or fail depending on your device and connection. For best results, start with a typical document or image size and split oversized batches if needed.

How many PDFs can I merge?

You can merge two or more PDF files. Reorder them before merging so pages appear in the order you want.

Will bookmarks or forms be preserved?

Merging copies page content into one file. Complex interactive features may not always carry over the same way as in desktop PDF editors.

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