PDF Merge and Split
This free PDF merge and split tool combines documents, extracts selected pages and splits one document into individual PDFs. Set file and page order before processing. Your documents stay in your browser instead of going to a conversion service.
Your files and text stay on this device. Processing runs in your browser.
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How to use the PDF Merge and Split
Choose PDF files and use Up or Down to set their order. Select pages for each file, then process. Enable splitting to download one PDF per selected page.
Up to 20 files, 50 MB in total and 500 input or output pages. Encrypted PDFs are unsupported. Merging may not preserve forms, bookmarks or signatures. This tool does not compress PDFs or convert them to Word.
What the PDF Merge and Split does
Build one document from a cover, selected report pages and an appendix, or extract only the pages a recipient needs. Merging follows the file order shown in the list. Use Up and Down to change that order, and set a page selection for each input before creating the combined result.
Example and practical limits
Use the PDF merge and split tool to combine selected pages from several reports. Leave a Pages field blank to include its whole document. To create separate PDFs, select one source file and enable splitting. The ZIP then contains individual-page PDFs in the requested order; this is different from merging several source files.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the PDF Merge and Split upload my files or text?
No. Processing happens on your device. The page downloads its application code, but your selected files and pasted text are not sent to a conversion service. Download the result before leaving the tab.
Can I choose page ranges and repeat pages?
Yes. Enter a selection such as 1-3,5. Requested order and repeated pages are retained. Every page number must exist in the corresponding input document.
Why does splitting require one input file?
Splitting extracts individual pages from one selected PDF and packages them in a ZIP. Use merging when you want to combine pages from several documents into one result.
Does it compress PDFs or preserve signatures and forms?
It does not compress PDFs or convert them to Word. Encrypted or damaged files are unsupported. Forms, digital signatures and bookmarks are not guaranteed to survive page copying. Keep the originals.
Can I use the PDF Merge and Split offline?
Load the page and its processing libraries first. Browser caching may allow later use without a connection, but offline availability is not guaranteed. Keep your source files and download finished results before closing the page.
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