PDF Merger & Splitter

100% Free · Client-Side

Merge multiple PDFs, split by pages, or compress. Drag-and-drop reordering with page previews.

Drop multiple PDFs here to merge

PDF files only

Max 100MB per file

What is the PDF Merger & Splitter?

This free, client-side PDF tool gives you three powerful operations in one: Merge multiple PDFs into a single document, Split a PDF to extract specific page ranges, and Compress a PDF to reduce its file size — all without uploading files to any server.

Tool Modes

Merge PDFs

Combine two or more PDF files into one. Drag to reorder pages before merging.

Split PDF

Extract a specific page range from a PDF. Perfect for pulling out chapters or sections.

Compress PDF

Reduce PDF file size for easier sharing via email or uploading to web forms with size limits.

Common Use Cases

  • Combine multiple scanned pages or documents into a single PDF
  • Extract a specific chapter or section from a large PDF report
  • Compress a PDF before attaching it to an email
  • Combine invoices, receipts, or statements into one PDF for filing
  • Remove unwanted pages from a PDF by splitting and saving only the pages you need
  • Merge presentation slides from multiple files into a single deck

Technical Specifications

ParameterDetails
Max file size100 MB per PDF
Input formatPDF only
Output formatPDF
Merge limitNo hard limit (browser memory dependent)
ProcessingClient-side via PDF-lib

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are my PDFs uploaded to a server?

No. All PDF processing happens 100% in your browser using the PDF-lib JavaScript library. Your files never leave your device, ensuring maximum privacy and security for sensitive documents.

2. Can I merge password-protected PDFs?

Currently, password-protected PDFs cannot be processed by this tool due to encryption. You must remove the password protection using a dedicated PDF editor before merging or splitting them here.

3. How much does PDF compression reduce file size?

Results vary based on content. PDFs with many high-resolution images can often be reduced by 30-60%. However, text-only PDFs or PDFs that have already been optimized will see minimal reduction.

4. Is there a page limit for merging PDFs?

There is no hard page limit, but extremely large merges (thousands of pages) may depend on your browser's available memory. For most professional and personal use cases, the tool handles merges smoothly.

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