Merging scanned invoices
Before
12 separate PDF files, 1-2 pages each
After
1 merged PDF, 18 pages, 4.2 MB
Merged in about 8 seconds. Original file sizes stayed the same — nothing got re-compressed.
I got tired of PDF tools that upload your documents to their servers, then hold them hostage until you pay. This one keeps everything on your device — merge contracts, split reports, extract pages, no upload, no account.
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Your files are processed in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
I used this to merge 30+ scanned invoices into one PDF for a client. What surprised me: even 50-page PDFs merge in under 10 seconds in the browser. For scanned documents, keep the original page order — reordering scanned pages can break internal links if the PDF has bookmarks.
— Mirza Noman Baig
These are actual measurements from using this tool, not estimates.
Before
12 separate PDF files, 1-2 pages each
After
1 merged PDF, 18 pages, 4.2 MB
Merged in about 8 seconds. Original file sizes stayed the same — nothing got re-compressed.
Before
45-page contract PDF
After
1-page PDF with just the signature page
Took 2 seconds. The original file stayed untouched on my device.
Before
200-page PDF, 8.5 MB
After
4 separate PDFs (chapters 1-4)
Split by page range. Took about 15 seconds total.
Combine two or more PDFs into one document, in any order you choose.
Pull out specific pages or ranges into separate PDF files.
Drag pages into the order you need before creating the final PDF.
Files stay on your device. Nothing gets uploaded to a server.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your documents never leave your device.
Yes. Each page keeps its original size. The merged PDF just combines them in order.
No. The output is clean — no branding, no watermark, no extra pages.
No hard limit. I've merged 200+ pages without issues. Very large files depend on your device's memory.
Yes. Drag and drop the pages or files into the order you want. The final PDF follows that order.