Merge PDF

Merging PDF files is essential when you have multiple documents that belong together. Whether you're combining invoices, reports, or chapters of a book, merging them into a single file makes them easier to share, store, and print. It reduces clutter and ensures that all related information is kept in one place.

Adobe Acrobat is a powerful tool, but its subscription cost can be prohibitive for occasional users. To merge PDFs in Acrobat, you typically need the paid 'Pro' version:

1. Open Acrobat.
2. Go to Tools > Combine Files.
3. Add files and click Combine.

Why Pay? Use ToolDeckHub Instead.

Our tool offers the same core functionality—combining multiple PDFs into one—completely free. You don't need to sign up, download huge software, or pay a monthly fee. It's the perfect lightweight alternative for students, freelancers, and small businesses.

Mac users have a built-in tool called Preview that can handle basic merging:

1. Open your first PDF in Preview.
2. Choose View > Thumbnails.
3. Drag and drop the second PDF file into the sidebar where you want it to appear.
4. Save the file.

Note: This method can be clunky if you have many files to merge. Our tool handles bulk merging much faster.

Windows doesn't have a native 'merge' button, but you can use a trick if you have all files ready:

1. Highlight all the PDF files you want to combine.
2. Right-click and select Print.
3. Choose Microsoft Print to PDF as the printer.
4. Click Print, and Windows will ask you where to save the single combined PDF file.

Limitations: You have less control over the order of pages compared to using a dedicated drag-and-drop tool like ours.

Security is a top priority at ToolDeckHub. When you use our Merge PDF tool:

• Client-Side Processing: For many operations, we strive to process files directly in your browser.
• Auto-Deletion: If files are uploaded for processing, they are automatically deleted from our servers shortly after conversion.
• Encryption: We use SSL/TLS encryption to protect your data during transfer.

We do not look at, read, or share your document contents.