Drag your files in, put them in the order you want, and get a single PDF. Merging happens in the browser: the documents are not uploaded anywhere, which matters when the files are a case file, a contract or an expert report.
Drag every file you want to merge onto the page, several at once if needed.
Move the cards until the sequence is right: the order of the list is the order of the final document.
Press Run and get a single PDF, with the pages of every file in the chosen sequence.
The file does not leave your device. Thirty-two tools out of thirty-eight.
There is no fixed limit on the number of files: the practical constraint is your device’s memory, because merging happens there. A batch of 20 files counts as one operation against the daily quota.
No. Merge PDF is one of the 32 tools that work in the browser: the file is processed on your device and is not uploaded to Plicum servers. You can check by disconnecting after opening the app: the tool keeps working.
You can, but it is worth knowing what it means: a digital signature covers the document it was applied to, and a new PDF containing its pages is no longer that document. Signatures do not stay verifiable in the merged file. If evidential value matters, keep the signed originals too.
It opens in your browser, nothing to install. Five operations a day are free, with no payment details.