Combine PDF files
Join any number of PDFs into a single document, in the order you choose.
Add up to 110 PDF files, put them in order, and download one PDF. Everything happens in your browser, so your files stay on your computer.
The box at the top of this page does the whole job. It takes three moves.
Drop your PDF files on the box or pick them from a folder.
Drag a file to a new spot, or use the arrows. The finished PDF follows the list from the top down.
Press Combine into one PDF. The file is built on your computer and saved as combined.pdf.
Each tool has a short guide with the steps. Pick the one that matches your files.
Join any number of PDFs into a single document, in the order you choose.
Put your photos into one PDF with one photo on each page.
Turn PNG images into PDF files. Each image gets its own PDF.
Turn iPhone HEIC photos into PDF files without installing a separate converter.
The extension puts the same tool in your toolbar, so you can use it on any tab.
Add to ChromeOpen the Chrome Web Store page and click Add to Chrome.
Click the puzzle-piece icon in Chrome, then the pin next to CombinePDF. It stays one click away.
Click the icon on any tab, drop your files in, then combine or convert them.
There is no upload queue and no waiting on a server. The page does the work on your own computer.
We don't save your files or send them anywhere. They are read in the browser, and the result goes straight to your downloads.
Contracts, receipts and scanned pages all fit into one run, up to 110 files at a time.
Drag files into place before you combine. The PDF matches the list you see.
Up to 110 files in one batch. If you have more, combine them in two rounds and then join the two results.
PDF, JPG, PNG and HEIC. You can mix them in the same list.
No. The page reads your files in your browser, builds the PDF there, and gives it back as a download. We never receive or store the files.
Combining joins many files into one PDF. Converting turns each image into its own PDF. The main page and the photos page combine files. The PNG and HEIC pages convert them.
Yes. Drag a file up or down, or use the arrow buttons next to it. The PDF follows the list from top to bottom.
The web page works in mobile browsers such as Safari and Chrome. The Chrome extension is for desktop Chrome.
PNG images and most JPG photos go into the PDF as they are. Photos that need rotating are re-saved at high quality, and HEIC photos are converted to JPG first, so a small change is possible.
Password-protected PDFs can't be combined. Remove the password in the program that made the file, then add it again. A damaged file is rejected too.
Use the Add to Chrome button on this page, click Add to Chrome in the Chrome Web Store, then pin CombinePDF from the puzzle-piece menu in your toolbar.