Choose your PDFs.
Select two or more PDF files, drop them into the tool, or try the sample set. You can add more before merging.
Separate files. One good document.
Combine two or more PDFs into one, in the order you choose. Arrange your files, check the pages, and save a single PDF. Free, with no account or watermark.
A few files in. One file out.
Drop your PDF files here, or choose them from your device.
2–20 PDFs · 50 MB each · 100 MB combined · 2,000 pages total
Drag a file into place, or use its move buttons. Pages inside each PDF keep their order.
All together now
Your PDF is ready. Choose Download PDF to save it.
Your originals are unchanged. Nothing was uploaded.
From a few files to one
Select two or more PDF files, drop them into the tool, or try the sample set. You can add more before merging.
Drag files into place or use the move buttons. Preview a document, remove extras, and check the total page count.
Choose Merge PDF. Once your combined file has been checked, download it. Your original documents stay as they were.
Make the handoff simpler
Keep the cover first, the proposal next, and the supporting pages last. The file order you see is the order of the finished document; pages inside each file keep their original sequence.
Your file order → your finished PDF
Useful by design
Reading, previews, and merging happen in your browser. Document contents and filenames are not uploaded to a server.
Add files, arrange them, and save your combined PDF without an account, subscription, or watermark.
Pages are copied rather than converted into screenshots. Page sizes, rotation, and crop boxes are checked before download.
Use 2–20 PDFs, up to 50 MB each and 100 MB combined, with no more than 2,000 pages in total. The output is limited to 100 MB. Large files may reach your device’s memory limit sooner.
Existing form appearances are flattened, so the merged PDF will not have editable form fields. Bookmarks, attachments, and digital signatures are not preserved. Password-protected PDFs and dynamic XFA forms are not supported; use an unlocked, flattened copy.
Before you bring it all together
Yes. PDFlet lets you merge PDFs and download the combined file for free. No account, subscription, or watermark is required.
Select both PDFs, arrange the file you want first at the top of the list, and choose Merge PDF. After the combined document is checked, choose Download PDF. You can add more than two files within the displayed limits.
Yes. Drag the file cards into your preferred order or use the Move earlier and Move later buttons. You can also sort by filename or reverse the list. Pages within each PDF keep their original order.
Open this page in a modern browser on Mac, Windows, iPhone, or Android. Choose PDFs available to your browser, use the move buttons to order them, and download the result. JavaScript is required; large documents may reach a phone’s memory limit sooner.
No. The files are read, previewed, and merged on your device. Document contents and filenames are not uploaded. The website still needs to download its own application files, and the optional sample set is a public download.
Pages are copied as PDF pages, without turning them into screenshots or applying image compression. Their size, rotation, and crop boxes are checked in the saved result. Form fields are flattened, and document-level features such as bookmarks, attachments, and digital signatures are not preserved.
Encrypted and password-protected PDFs are not supported. Save an unlocked copy first. Standard forms are flattened using their existing visible appearances, so fields will not remain editable. Dynamic XFA forms must be exported as regular, flattened PDFs before use.
Combine 2–20 PDFs. Each file can be up to 50 MB, the selected files up to 100 MB combined, and the total up to 2,000 pages. The resulting PDF is limited to 100 MB. Available memory on your device may impose a smaller practical limit.
PDFlet combines the files after you choose them, set their order, and select Merge PDF. It does not watch folders, run scheduled merges, or read files without your selection. The download starts only when you choose it.
Offline use is not guaranteed because the page and processing files must load first. This tool accepts PDFs only. Convert Word documents or images to PDF before adding them; no conversion is performed by this merge tool.
Found a bug or have an idea for a better workflow? Drop us a note.