Prepare the order first
Put cover letters, forms, supporting documents, and appendices in the same order you want the reader to see them. Rename files with numbers if your browser sorts them alphabetically.
PDF utility
Select two or more PDFs and combine every page into a single document. The merge runs in your browser using the selected file order.
Pages are copied from each PDF in picker order. If order matters, select files carefully or rename them before choosing.
This tool copies pages but does not repair damaged files, bypass passwords, preserve every advanced annotation, or verify legal completeness. Open the merged PDF before sending it.
A merge tool is useful when related pages are scattered across separate files, but the final PDF should still be checked like a finished document.
Put cover letters, forms, supporting documents, and appendices in the same order you want the reader to see them. Rename files with numbers if your browser sorts them alphabetically.
Normal PDFs merge best. Password-protected, corrupted, signed, or unusually complex PDFs may fail or lose advanced features such as forms, embedded media, or special annotations.
Before sending the merged file, check the first and last page, total page count, page order, and whether the important attachments are present.
Merge PDFs when you need one upload for invoices, bank statements, school submissions, job applications, client paperwork, travel documents, or project notes. For legal, medical, tax, or signed documents, keep the original files separately and verify whether the receiving organization accepts a browser-created merged copy.
No. Unlock protected PDFs with software you trust before merging.
No. Original PDFs stay untouched; the tool creates a new merged download.
This version uses picker order. Select files in the desired order or rename them before upload.