PDF Merger, Splitter & Editor

Rearrange, extract, or combine pages from sensitive PDF documents completely client-side.
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Drop PDF files or Click to Upload

Processes completely offline in your browser

Free PDF Merger, Splitter & Editor — 100% Local

Managing PDF documents shouldn't require expensive software subscriptions. Our PDF Merger & Splitter is a comprehensive, browser-based tool that allows you to combine multiple PDF files into one seamless document, or extract specific pages from a large report. Whether you are organizing invoices, compiling research papers, or separating chapters of an eBook, this tool handles it effortlessly.

Uncompromising Data Privacy: PDFs often contain highly sensitive information—bank statements, legal contracts, and personal records. Uploading these to cloud-based PDF tools poses a significant security risk. Our tool is built on local processing technologies; your documents are manipulated entirely within your browser's memory and are never transmitted over the internet.

Fast, Free, and Limitless: Rearrange page orders, delete unwanted pages, and merge dozens of files without any artificial file size limits or daily caps. The intuitive interface provides a visual representation of your documents, making document management a breeze. Export your final PDF instantly without any intrusive watermarks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I rearrange the order of the pages before merging? +
Yes! Once you upload your PDF files, you can use our intuitive drag-and-drop interface to rearrange individual pages or entire documents exactly as you want them before clicking merge.
Is my sensitive PDF data sent to a server? +
No. We understand PDFs often contain highly sensitive legal or financial information. Our tool processes the PDF files securely inside your local browser memory. Your documents never leave your device.
Can I extract specific pages from a large PDF? +
Absolutely. You can select individual pages or specify a page range (e.g., 5-12) to extract from a master document and save them as a brand new, standalone PDF file.