Combine readable PDF pages into a new document. Arrange the input files and choose any per-file page ranges before merging. This is useful when the final recipient needs one file, but the merged copy still needs a page-order and document-feature check.
lightbulb When to use this tool
- check_circle Place a cover sheet before a report and its appendix.
- check_circle Combine selected pages from several documents without adding every page.
Inputs and results
Input: Readable PDFs, order and optional per-file page ranges.
Output: Merged PDF and page summary.
How it works
Select readable PDFs that you are authorized to process.
Arrange the file list in the required order and review any page-range selections.
Merge and compare the reported page count with the pages you intended to include.
Open the downloaded PDF and check its first page, file boundaries, final page, forms and links.
Examples
science A simple packet
A two-page cover followed by a three-page report should produce five pages. Check that page three is the start of the report.
science Exclude an appendix
If a source has ten pages but you need only its first three, select that range before merging. Count the selected pages, not the full source length, when checking the output.
Limitations
Not decryption. Digital signatures, outlines, forms and cross-file references may not retain their original behavior.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does merging unlock a protected file? expand_more
Will signatures stay valid? expand_more
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