Merge PDF files on your device.
Put several PDFs into one document without uploading the files to Fire PDF. Combine lecture notes, scanned pages or supporting documents in the browser, then download the merged result.
Combine files in three steps
- Launch the editor. Open the web workspace and choose Organize → Merge PDFs.
- Select the PDFs. Choose the files you want to combine. Review the resulting pages and use Move page up or Move page down if you need to adjust their order.
- Download the result. Choose File → Download PDF, then open the saved file to check its page count and order.
Does “local” mean completely offline?
Merging takes place on your device. However, the website and browser libraries must load before the tool can run. A first visit needs internet, and a browser cache is not a promise of offline availability. We do not claim the web app will always launch with no connection.
If you need reliable offline startup, download the desktop app (Windows or Mac) before going offline. The web edition remains useful when you have a connection to load the workspace but want to keep the document processing local.
Check the combined document
Keep the source PDFs until you have reviewed the downloaded copy. Large image-heavy documents need more browser memory and may work better in the desktop app. Password-protected PDFs ask for their password when you add them.
Merging or changing a digitally signed document can affect signature validity. Keep the signed original separately, and verify the result with the receiving party when a valid signature matters.
More page tools
Use Organize to insert PDF pages, rotate a sideways scan, crop a page, remove unwanted pages or extract a selected range. For text changes, see editing PDFs locally. For scanned text, see Hindi PDF OCR.