Merge PDF
Merge PDFs in your browser
Combine multiple PDF files in the order you choose. Your files stay on your device.
Your PDFs stay on your device. Processed locally in your browser. We never upload or store your PDFs.
Before you choose files
One PDF, in exactly your order.
- 01Merge multiple PDFs
Combine two or more standard PDF files into one.
- 02Set the page order
Drag files or use accessible Move up and Move down buttons.
- 03Add, replace, or remove
Adjust the source list without starting again.
- 04Keep original page content
Pages are copied directly into the final PDF—not rasterized.
- 05Process locally
Your PDFs stay in this browser and are never uploaded or stored.
How it works
Choose, arrange, and merge
Select two or more PDFs, then arrange the file list from top to bottom. FileIvy copies every page from the first PDF, followed by every page from the second, and continues in that exact order.
Ordering
Drag or use accessible controls
On pointer devices, drag file rows to reorder them. Move up and Move down buttons provide the same control for keyboard, switch, and touch users, so dragging is never required.
Privacy
Your PDF data stays local
The PDF engine runs inside a browser worker on your device. File bytes, names, metadata, page content, and the merged output are not sent to FileIvy or stored on a server.
Page fidelity
Pages are copied, not converted to images
FileIvy preserves standard PDF page content by copying PDF pages directly into a new document. It does not rasterize pages or intentionally reduce their visual quality.
Protected files
Encrypted PDFs need protection removed first
Password-protected and encrypted PDFs are detected and rejected with a clear message. FileIvy does not request, transmit, or store PDF passwords in this release.
Common uses
Put related documents into one file
Combine invoices, application pages, scanned forms, reports, receipts, or course notes into one ordered PDF before sharing, printing, or archiving.