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Merge Multiple PDFs (with Optional Encryption)

Combine reports, contracts, and assignments into a single, organized PDF file. Add optional password protection for sensitive documents—all processed securely in your browser.

Preserve All Formatting
Custom Page Ordering
Optional RC4 128-bit Encryption
100% Client-Side Processing

Organize & Secure Your Digital Documents

Managing dozens of separate PDF files is inefficient and disorganized. Whether you're merging chapters of a thesis, combining monthly bank statements, or binding contracts from different parties, a single consolidated file is always easier to manage, share, and archive.

Our Merge tool reads your PDF files locally in your browser using pdf-lib and stitches them together without ever sending data to our servers or the cloud. Your documents remain 100% private on your device throughout the entire process.

New security feature: After uploading your PDFs, you can optionally toggle password protection to encrypt the merged output with RC4 128-bit encryption. This is perfect for protecting sensitive information like legal contracts, financial documents, confidential reports, or personal records before sharing via email or cloud storage. The encryption is PDF-standard compliant and works with all PDF readers.

Simply upload your PDF files in any order, use the drag-and-drop interface to reorder pages exactly how you want them, optionally enable password protection and set a strong password, then click to merge and download your combined file instantly.

Quick Instructions

  1. 1

    Select Files

    Upload the PDF files you want to combine. You can select multiple files at once.

  2. 2

    Reorder & Secure

    Drag and drop files to set the order of pages in the final document. Toggle 'Protect PDF' and enter a password if you want to encrypt the output.

  3. 3

    Merge & Download

    Click 'Merge PDF Files' or 'Merge & Encrypt' to download your combined file. If password-protected, it will require the password to open.

Technical Details

  • ProcessingClient-Side (WASM)
  • EncryptionRC4 128-bit (Optional)
  • Output FormatPDF 1.7
  • Privacy100% Offline
Privacy Guide

How to Merge PDFs Securely Without Uploading Files

Learn how to merge PDF files securely without uploading them to a server. This guide explains client-side PDF merging, privacy risks, and the safest way to combine PDFs online.

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