Merge PDF
Combine multiple PDF files into one document directly in your browser.
Drag files to set the order in the final document.
Merge PDFs in three steps
- Open the Merge PDF tool and select the PDF files you want to combine.
- Drag the file cards into the order you want. The first card becomes the first section of the final document.
- Select Merge PDFs. When processing finishes, your browser downloads the combined file.
Check the order before downloading
File names are not always enough to identify the correct sequence. For documents with a cover page, supporting documents and appendices, place the cover first and work through the document in reading order. Open the result once after download and check the first, last and transition pages.
Keep the original files intact
Merge PDF creates a new document; it does not modify your source files. Keep the original PDFs until you have checked the result. This is particularly useful if you need a different order later or want to remove a page.
Limits and supported files
For a reliable experience on desktop and mobile, NeroTool accepts files up to 25 MB each, up to 30 PDFs at once and 100 pages combined. Password-protected or damaged files cannot be opened by the browser and should be unlocked or repaired first.
Merge PDFs for a cleaner document
Merging is useful when related files need to become one PDF: a report with appendices, a form with supporting documents, or several pages prepared for one upload. Keeping the files together reduces repeated attachments and makes the final document easier to organize.
Plan the page order first
Before merging, place the files in the intended sequence and check filenames, page counts and orientation. This is especially important when combining a cover page, main document and supporting material. Keep the original PDFs so you can rebuild the combined file if the order changes.
Need the opposite workflow? Use Split PDF to separate pages. To remove selected pages, use Extract PDF Pages.
Frequently asked questions
Can I merge multiple PDFs?
Yes. Add multiple PDF files, arrange their order, then create one combined PDF.
Does merging change my original files?
No. The tool creates a new PDF and leaves the source files unchanged.
Is merging performed in the browser?
Yes. The merge workflow uses browser-side PDF processing.