Merge PDF
Combine multiple PDF files into one PDF - processed in your browser.
How to Merge PDF Files
Choose the PDF files you want to combine - you can select multiple files at once.
Drag to reorder pages or files, preview the result, and remove any pages you don't need.
Click Merge to create a single PDF and download it instantly with the pages in your chosen order.
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What is PDF Merging?
Merging PDF files combines two or more PDFs into a single document. This is useful for assembling reports, combining scanned pages, or consolidating multiple files for sharing or printing. PDF99's Merge PDF tool lets you reorder pages, remove unwanted pages, and create a single clean PDF in seconds.
Why Merge PDFs?
- Simplify sharing: Send one consolidated PDF instead of multiple attachments.
- Organize documents: Put related pages together for easy reading and printing.
- Prepare reports: Combine chapters, appendices, and scans into a single document.
- Preserve order: Control page sequence and layout before you export the final file.
Merge PDF - Complete Guide
Combining multiple PDFs into one file is a frequent task for both personal and professional workflows. Whether you're gathering invoices, assembling a portfolio, or compiling scanned documents, merging keeps everything organized. Use PDF99 to upload multiple PDFs, reorder pages visually, and export a single merged file.
Best practices
- Check page order: Preview and reorder pages to ensure logical flow.
- Remove duplicates: Delete repeated pages or blank pages before merging.
- Optimize after merge: Compress the merged PDF if the resulting file is large.
- Use bookmarks: Add bookmarks or a table of contents for long merged documents if your workflow supports it.
When to use
Merge PDFs when delivering a single report, sending application materials, or combining scanned documents into a neat package. It’s especially helpful for legal, academic, and business documents that need consistent ordering and formatting.