Merge PDF files
Merge PDFs locally, reorder files and choose a page range for each document before exporting a new PDF.
Read and edit a PDF’s title, author, subject and keywords locally, then preview and download the updated document.
The processed PDF will appear here. Results update when you change the options.
Zooming and rotating affect the preview only. Exported files stay unchanged.
Processed locally. Encrypted PDFs are not supported. Merging, splitting and arranging flatten form appearances; digital signatures will no longer be valid. Up to 40 files, 128 MiB total and 2,000 pages. Split into up to 200 files.
Correct a document title or author field that appears in a PDF reader without editing page content.
Choose a PDF to load its document information. Edit the title, author, subject or comma-separated keywords; the result preview updates automatically. Compare with the original and download the same processed file shown in the preview.
Each field supports up to 2,000 characters. This edits document information, not page text, attachments, hidden content or XMP metadata, and is not an anonymization tool. Saving changes invalidates digital signatures. Encrypted PDFs are unsupported. File limit: 64 MiB and 2,000 pages.
No. This edits document information, not XMP, attachments or hidden page content. Saving also invalidates digital signatures. Encrypted PDFs are unsupported.
The title field belongs to the document information shown by PDF readers; it is not text drawn on a page. Check the downloaded file’s document properties. This tool does not replace visible headings, author names or other page content.
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