Why merge PDFs in the browser?
PDFs are the most sensitive files people routinely feed to online tools: contracts, bank statements, medical reports, IDs. Every "free PDF merger" that uploads your files is asking you to trust a stranger's server with them. This one cannot see your files at all — the merge runs inside your browser with the open-source pdf-lib library, and works even offline once the page is loaded.
What merging keeps
Pages are copied into the combined document exactly as they are: selectable text stays selectable, images keep their original bytes, page sizes and orientations are preserved per page. Nothing is rasterised or recompressed, so the merged file is essentially the sum of its parts. Bookmarks and form fields are the exception — like most mergers, page content is what is carried over.
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Need the opposite — pulling a few pages out of one file? Use the Split PDF tool. Building a PDF from photos or scans instead of existing PDFs? That is Image to PDF. And if the merged file is too big for an upload form, compress the source images before building with the image compressor.