Tools/PDF/PDF Merge & Split

PDF Merge & Split

Merge & Split PDFs

Our PDF Merge & Split tool allows you to combine multiple PDF files into a single document or separate one PDF into individual pages. It is a free, online solution that runs entirely in your browser.

  • Merge: Combine unlimited PDF files
  • Split: Tap page thumbnails to extract exactly the pages you need
  • Secure: Files processed locally, never uploaded
  • Free: No hidden costs, no signup required

Why Use Our PDF Tools?

Unlike other online tools that upload your sensitive documents to a server, our PDF tools process your files directly on your device. This means your data never leaves your computer, ensuring 100% privacy and security. Plus, it is faster than most online PDF compressors and mergers because there is no upload/download time.

What you can do

What you can do

  • Unlimited files: Merge as many PDFs as you need in one pass
  • Page-level split: Tap individual page thumbnails to extract exactly what you need
  • Reordering: Drag files into the order they should appear before merging
  • Rotation: Rotate individual pages before merging or splitting

How to Use

  1. Select "Merge" or "Split" mode
  2. Drag and drop your PDF files
  3. Reorder files (for merge) or select pages (for split)
  4. Click "Process" to get your new PDF instantly

💡 Pro Tips

  • Use "Select All" then deselect the few pages you don't need — faster than clicking each page individually when extracting most of a document.
  • If a PDF appears to be password-protected but you don't remember setting one, some compressors add an encryption flag without a real password — try uploading it as-is first.

Glossary

Merge PDF
The process of combining multiple PDF documents into a single file.
Split PDF
The process of dividing a single PDF document into multiple smaller files or extracting specific pages.
Page Range
A set of specific page numbers selected for extraction, as opposed to splitting an entire document evenly.
Page Order
The sequence in which source files or pages appear in the final merged document — set by dragging files/pages before processing.