Local processing
PDF bytes are read by JavaScript in your browser. The tool has no PDF upload endpoint.
Combine several PDFs into one organized document. Arrange files in the order you need, then merge them in your browser.
Select two or more PDFs, then arrange them in the order they should appear.
Preparing files locally.
Your PDF files are read and merged inside this browser. The tool does not send them to a server or an upload API.
This free PDF merger combines documents directly in your browser. Your PDF contents are not sent to the Infovistar server for processing. The server only delivers the webpage and its static assets. You can reorder files before merging and download one combined PDF when processing is complete.
PDF bytes are read by JavaScript in your browser. The tool has no PDF upload endpoint.
Move files up or down, or drag them into the order you need before merging.
Save your merged PDF with a filename you choose. Original files stay on your device.
No. The tool reads and merges the chosen PDF files in your browser. It does not make a file-upload request to Infovistar. The page still loads normal website resources such as JavaScript, analytics, and ads if those are enabled.
Yes. You can select multiple PDFs at once or add more files later. This version supports up to 50 files and limits each file to 100 MB, with a 300 MB combined input limit for safer browser memory use.
You can change the order of entire PDF files before merging. Reordering individual pages within a file is not included in this version.
Some files are password-protected, encrypted, damaged, or use PDF features that the browser library cannot process. Try opening the source PDF and saving a non-password-protected copy, then add it again.
This tool combines the pages; it is not a PDF compressor. The merged file may be larger or smaller depending on the source documents and how their content is copied.