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How to Use Merge PDF

The oMyPDF Merge PDF tool combines PDF files into one document in the exact order you choose — and reorders pages before merging — without losing quality. Files under a combined 15 MB are merged right inside your browser, so nothing leaves your device.

Quick overview

Animated walkthrough of merging two PDFs from upload to download

The full workflow: add files, set the order and output name, then merge.

Step-by-step

  1. 1

    Open the tool

    Go to the Merge PDF page. You'll see a large upload area with a Select PDF files button — or you can drag PDFs straight onto it.

    Merge PDF start screen with the Select PDF files upload area
  2. 2

    Add your PDFs

    Click Select PDF files and pick two or more PDFs (or drop them onto the area). Each file appears as a row showing its name, size, and page count, and a Merge Settings panel opens on the right with your totals.

    Two PDF files added to the merge list with the Merge Settings panel
  3. 3

    Order & configure

    Use the up/down arrows on each row to set the order the files are combined in, and the trash icon to remove one. Optionally set an Output file name, or tick Add table of contents or Compress final file.

    Reordering files and setting a custom output file name
  4. 4

    Merge & download

    Click Merge PDF. The combined file is generated and downloads automatically — a “Merged PDF downloaded” confirmation appears when it's done.

    Merge complete with the Merged PDF downloaded confirmation

Tips

  • Order matters: the merged document follows the top-to-bottom order of the list, so arrange the rows before merging.
  • Stays private: combined inputs under 15 MB are processed entirely in your browser; larger files use encrypted server processing and are deleted right after.
  • No limits: merge as many PDFs as you like — no watermark and no sign-up required.
  • Add more anytime: use Add more files (or drag onto the list) to keep adding PDFs before you merge.

Ready to merge your PDFs?

Free, private, and no sign-up required.

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