Merge and split PDFs locally in your browser

Contracts, scanned forms, and school worksheets often arrive as separate PDFs. Uploading them to a public merge site is convenient — and a bad habit when the pages include names, addresses, or IDs.

Merge multiple files

Use PDF Merge to drop several PDFs and download one combined file. Order matters: arrange files in the order you want pages to appear, then run the merge. Processing happens with libraries running in your browser session.

Extract only the pages you need

PDF Split accepts a page range such as 1-3,5. That is useful when a long packet includes one form you must return. Export the range and leave the rest untouched on your disk.

Rotate and light re-save

Scans sometimes land sideways. PDF Compress / Rotate can rotate every page by a fixed angle. In-browser “compression” is limited compared with desktop tools, but a re-save is often enough for email-friendly sizes.

From images to PDF

If you only have photos of pages, Image to PDF builds a PDF from JPG or PNG files locally. Prefer clear, upright captures so the resulting pages stay readable.

Habits for sensitive PDFs

• Prefer browser-only tools for anything you would not post in a public chat.
• Delete downloads you no longer need from shared folders.
• Double-check page order before you send the merged file.