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PDF Merger

Runs in Your Browser

Add two or more PDFs, arrange them with the up and down buttons, and download one merged PDF. Page order inside each file is preserved. Processing happens in your browser.

Browser-based: this tool works on your device and does not send your input to an Alona Tool server. See the Privacy Policy for details.
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Example Usage & Test Cases

Application pack
Input Scenario:
cover-letter.pdf (1 page) + cv.pdf (2 pages) + certificates.pdf (4 pages)
Generated Result:
One 7-page PDF in that order

How It Works

1

Choose or drop your PDF files. Each one is checked and its real page count is shown.

2

Use the arrow buttons to put the files in the order you want, and remove any you do not need.

3

Select Merge PDFs, then download the combined file. The result reports the real number of pages and file size.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can merge up to 30 files at once, each up to 100 MB. Very large files may be slow or fail on devices with limited memory.

Good to Know

Common uses

  • Combining an application, CV and certificates into one file
  • Joining scanned pages into one document

Limitations and notes

  • Files are merged in the order listed. Bookmarks and interactive form fields from the originals may not carry over.
  • Password-protected PDFs cannot be merged. Check the page count shown before you merge.

Related Tools

Merge PDF files in your browser

Merging is useful for assembling applications, reports, scanned pages and invoices into a single document. Files are joined in the order listed, so check the numbering before you merge.

If a file is rejected, the message tells you why — for example because it is not a real PDF, is damaged, or is password-protected.

Key Highlights:

  • Reorder with up/down buttons
  • Real page counts per file
  • Clear error for invalid or protected files
  • Direct download of merged.pdf
  • Processed in your browser