Merge PDF Files Online
FreeCombine multiple PDF files into one document. Drag to reorder, rotate individual files, and download instantly. Private, fast, and mobile-friendly.
Why choose our secure PDF merger
This browser-first workspace keeps your documents on your device while giving you pro-level controls to combine PDF files offline without stress.
Private by design
Private by design—our secure PDF merger keeps every page local unless you opt into cloud features.
Cloud imports
Download PDFs from Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive to your device, then click “Select PDFs” to add them to the merger.
Offline friendly
Combine PDF files offline after the interface loads, ideal for confidential agreements or low-connectivity travel.
Intuitive controls
Drag-and-drop reordering, rotate, and delete tools help you arrange unlimited pages in seconds.
Engineered for performance
Sequential, on-device processing keeps large PDF merges stable—speed scales with your device’s CPU and memory.
Mobile ready
Responsive layout supports phones and tablets so you can finish merges from any mobile device.
Why pdfjuggler stays ahead
Compare our private, device-first merger with the tradeoffs you see on typical upload-based tools.
Privacy
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 - Merges happen locally in your browser so documents never leave your device.
 - Typical online mergers
 - Files are uploaded to third-party servers where copies can linger.
 
Offline speed
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 - Once the page loads you can combine large PDFs instantly without waiting on a connection.
 - Typical online mergers
 - Uploads, processing queues, and downloads slow down every merge.
 
Unlimited merges
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 - No sign-in, caps, or watermarks—run back-to-back merges freely.
 - Typical online mergers
 - Paywalls, daily limits, or account requirements block repeated merges.
 
Follow these playbooks to merge files on desktop, tablets, or phones while tackling related tasks like rotation, OCR, and secure sharing.
Merge PDF workflows for every device and team
Merge meeting notes into a share-ready packet
Combine scans and digital PDFs from any workstation
Merge PDFs on mobile with Google Drive or Dropbox
Bundle client deliverables for offline review
How to merge PDFs
Upload your PDF files (drag & drop or tap Select PDFs).
Drag to change the order. Use the rotate button on a card if needed.
Click Merge PDFs and save the combined file.
Related PDF tools and guides
Split PDF
Separate pages or extract ranges in seconds.
Compress PDF
Shrink large files for fast sharing without losing clarity.
Rotate PDF
Fix sideways scans or turn pages upright before you merge.
Organize PDF
Reorder, insert, or delete pages before you merge.
Edit PDF
Add text, images, or annotations to polish the final document.
Guide: Merge PDFs on mobile
Follow the step-by-step tutorial for combining files from your phone.
Frequently asked questions
Is this PDF merger free?
Yes, merging PDFs on pdfjuggler.com is free.
How do I merge PDFs from Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive?
Download the PDFs from Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive to your device first. Then click “Select PDFs” or drag and drop to add them, reorder, and merge like any other files.
Are my files private?
Files are processed for the merge and not shared. Close the tab to clear local previews.
Can I reorder and rotate files before merging?
Yes. Drag to reorder and use the rotate button shown on each file card.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The interface is touch-friendly and supports uploads from your phone.
How fast can it merge large PDFs?
Large merges run sequentially in your browser. The tool processes each file one after another using your device’s CPU and RAM, so performance depends on your hardware. On a modern laptop, combining a few 200–300 MB PDFs or a thousand pages typically wraps up within a minute; older machines or phones may need several minutes.
What is the maximum file size or page count I can merge?
For reliable results, keep each PDF under about 100 MB or a few hundred pages. Bigger files can hit browser memory limits—compress or split them into smaller batches first, then merge the outputs.
How do I merge password-protected or encrypted PDFs?
Unlock the PDF in your viewer before uploading because the merge workspace can only read accessible pages. Remove the password or export an open copy, then consult our PDF Security Best Practices article for tips on reapplying protection after the merge.
Can I combine PDFs with images or other file types?
Yes—convert images or Office files to PDF with the Convert tool or your print-to-PDF option, then drop them alongside existing documents. Our step-by-step merge and organize guides walk through preparing scans, photos, and exported slides so everything flows into one bundle.
Do I need cloud storage or an account to use the merger?
No registration required. The merge runs in your browser, keeps files off third-party clouds, and clears local previews when you close the tab. Only temporary processing buffers are used, so nothing persists on our servers after you finish.