Merge PDF

When to merge PDFs

Many applications allow only one upload for “supporting documents”: a visa file with passport, bank statements and ITRs; a job application with resume, certificates and experience letters; a loan file with salary slips and statements; or reimbursement claims with several bills. Merging them into one PDF keeps everything in order and makes the submission simple.

How it works

The tool copies every page from each file into a new PDF, in the order you set. Pages keep their original quality, size and orientation; text stays selectable because nothing is converted to images. You see each file’s page count and the total before merging.

Tips for a tidy document

• Put the most important document first, e.g. the application form, followed by supporting papers.
• Remove unwanted pages from the merged file with organize PDF, or rotate sideways pages with rotate PDF.
• Add page numbers to long bundles with page numbers so reviewers can refer to them.
• Size limit? Compress the merged file with compress PDF.

Images too?

If some documents are photos (JPG or HEIC), convert them first with Image to PDF, then merge.

Password-protected files

Encrypted PDFs, like many bank statements, are marked in red. Unlock them first with unlock PDF using your password, then add them again.

Private and unlimited

Merging runs in your browser. Your files are never uploaded, there’s no watermark, and there’s no fixed limit on the number of files.

Quick answers

Will bookmarks and links survive? Page content, links and annotations are kept; document-level bookmarks from the original files are not combined. Can I undo a merge? Keep your original files; you can always split the merged PDF again with split PDF. What is the size of the merged file? Roughly the total of the original files; compress it afterwards if a portal limits size.