Select your two PDFs, set the order, and merge them into one.
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Select both PDFs, drag them into the order you want, and click Merge — your combined document downloads instantly. Works just as well with three, ten or fifty files. Because merging happens in your browser, contracts and statements never touch a server.
The simplest case there is. Add both, put them in the right order, save. Nothing is re-encoded, so the result is exactly as sharp as the originals.
Whichever file is first in the list becomes the front of the combined document. If you are attaching a signed page to a contract, or a covering letter to a CV, that ordering is the whole job.
An encrypted PDF cannot be merged until it is decrypted. Remove the password first with Unlock PDF, which requires knowing it.
Same tool, no limit — see Merge PDF.
Yes — pages keep their original sizes in the combined document.
No fixed limit. Large files simply take a few seconds longer since your own device does the work.
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