Merge PDF Files

Combine multiple PDFs into one single document. Select your files and watch the magic happen.

How to Merge PDFs in 3 Simple Steps

1. Select Your Files

Click 'Choose Files' and select all the documents you want to combine. You can add more files at any time.

2. Preview & Arrange

Review the file previews. To reorder, you will be able to drag and drop them in a future update!

3. Download Your PDF

Once you have at least two files, click the "Merge Files" button and your new combined PDF will be ready to download.

Your Security is Our Priority

Secure Encryption

All file transfers use advanced SSL encryption to keep your data safe from start to finish.

Guaranteed Privacy

We never read, share, or store your content. Your documents are your own, always.

Automatic Deletion

For your peace of mind, all uploaded and processed files are permanently deleted from our servers within a few hours.

Questions You Might Have

You can merge an unlimited number of PDF files. For best performance, we recommend uploading large batches of files in groups to ensure a smooth and fast process.

No. SmartEditz preserves the original visual quality (DPI) and formatting of all your documents, ensuring a professional and high-resolution result every time you merge.

Yes, it is completely secure. We use SSL encryption for all file transfers, and our system automatically and permanently deletes all uploaded and merged files from our servers within a few hours.

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