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
- Select "Merge" or "Split" mode
- Drag and drop your PDF files
- Reorder files (for merge) or select pages (for split)
- 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.