Merge PDFs
Combine multiple PDF files into one document.
Create a rasterized PDF copy for visual sharing. Flattening is not encryption, redaction or tamper protection; keep the original document.
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Create a rasterized copy of PDF pages when appearance matters more than editable document structure. Flattening is not encryption, redaction or tamper protection.
Rasterizing can remove selectable text, links, forms and accessibility structure. Keep the original. Other software may still copy or alter the resulting pages.
Flatten completed forms before sharing.
Make a PDF harder to modify in normal editors.
Preserve the visible look of pages across PDF readers.
No. It rasterizes page content. Use Protect PDF if you also need a password.
Yes, because pages become images. The backend uses compressed page images to keep output practical.
Choose the operation that matches your document: merging combines files, splitting selects pages, conversion changes formats and compression targets file size. Keep an original copy and inspect the exported document.
Read about data handling and clearing saved local work
Combine multiple PDF files into one document.
Extract specific pages or ranges from a PDF.
Compress PDF files with server-assisted processing and compare the output size.
Convert PDF to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images, or back to PDF.
Create an electronic signature and sign your documents.