In our work, we often need to merge multiple PDF files into one. There are many PDF merging tools on the market, but most are paid or have functional limitations. it365 PDF Merger Tool is a completely free online PDF merging tool that requires no download or installation and can be used directly in your browser.
Combining PDF files is a common office task, such as merging multiple report chapters, contract attachments, or study materials into a single document. With the it365 PDF Merger Tool, you can easily combine multiple PDF files.
Ensure all PDF files to be combined are saved in an easily accessible location. It is recommended to rename the files according to the final merge order.
You can select multiple PDF files to upload at once, or add files one by one. Drag-and-drop upload is supported for more convenient operation.
Use the drag-and-drop function to adjust the order of the PDF files to ensure the structure of the combined document meets your expectations.
Click the "Merge PDF" button, and the system will combine the multiple PDF files into a single complete document in the set order.
Merging two PDF files is the most common PDF processing need. Whether it's merging the main body of a contract with its attachments or reintegrating a paginated document, the it365 PDF Merger Tool can do it quickly.
Click the upload button and select the PDF file that will be the beginning of the merged document. This file will appear in the first half of the merged document.
Continue to upload the second PDF file. If the order is incorrect, you can adjust the order of the two files by dragging and dropping.
Check the file list to confirm that the order of the two PDF files is correct. You can see the page count for each file.
Click the "Merge PDF" button, and the system will seamlessly merge the two PDF files into one complete document.
After the merge is complete, the system will generate a new PDF file. Click the download button to save it locally.
Files are automatically deleted after processing to protect your privacy.
Uses advanced algorithms for fast merging of even large files.
The merging process does not compress files, maintaining original clarity.
Supports merging of various versions of PDF files.