How to merge PDF files without installing anything
Merging PDFs is one of those tasks that comes up all the time: combining several invoices into one email, stitching together the scanned pages of a signed contract, or pulling the chapters of a report that arrived as separate files. This tool handles it right in your browser, with no software to install and no account to create.
Unlike a generic PDF viewer, pages are copied exactly as they are from the original file: they aren't converted to images or recompressed, so the result keeps the same quality, the same selectable text, and the same internal links as the source PDFs. The more files you combine, the more you'll notice the difference compared to tools that rasterize every page.
You're in control of the final order: as soon as you add your files they appear in a list where you can move them up or down with a couple of clicks before generating the combined PDF. And since everything runs on your own device, there's no limit on how many times you can use it and no server to wait on β the file is generated instantly.
Note: this tool can't open password-protected PDFs. If one of your files has a password, remove it first with your regular PDF reader and then merge it here.