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What Merge PDF does
Merge PDF combines two or more PDF files into a single document, in an order you control, without uploading anything to a server.
Merging is the most common PDF job there is: a scanned contract plus its signature page, a report split across chapters, receipts collected for an expense claim. The awkward part is rarely the merge itself — it is that most tools make you upload confidential documents to a stranger's server to do it.
BabaPDF does the merge in the browser tab you already have open. Your files are read into memory, the pages are copied into one new document, and the result is handed straight back to you as a download. Nothing is transmitted, so there is no upload wait, no queue, and no copy of your document sitting in someone else's storage bucket afterwards.
How to use Merge PDF
Add your PDFs
Drop the files onto the upload area, or click browse to pick them. You can add more at any time.
Put them in order
Drag any file up or down by its grip handle. The merged document follows this list exactly, top to bottom.
Remove anything you do not need
Use the × on a row to drop a file from the merge without starting over.
Merge and download
Click Merge. The combined PDF is built on your device and downloads immediately.
Merge PDF: details and limits
Pages are copied, not re-rendered — text stays selectable and images keep their original quality. Merging is lossless.
There is no file-count or size cap. The practical limit is your device's memory, since the whole job runs locally.
The page order is exactly the file order shown. To reorder pages inside a document, use Organize Pages after merging.
Interactive form fields, bookmarks and document metadata do not survive the merge: the result is a new document built from your pages, and those belong to the old files rather than to any page. Flatten forms first if their filled values matter.
Merge PDF: frequently asked questions
Guides
- How-to · 2 min
How to merge PDF files
Combine several PDFs into one document, choose the page order, and keep the text selectable — without uploading anything.
- How-to · 4 min
How to merge PDF files in Adobe Acrobat — and free, without it
Combine PDFs the way Acrobat's Combine Files does — free and without uploading them. Drag the files into order and merge, all in your browser, with no subscription.
- Article · 6 min
What “lossless” actually means in a PDF tool
Copying a page and re-photographing it both get called lossless. Only one of them is — here is which of ours are which.
- Article · 3 min
What “runs in your browser” actually means
Most PDF sites upload your document to a server they own. Here is what the alternative is, and how to check the claim yourself.
- Article · 3 min
Online, offline, or in-browser? The difference that matters
"Online" and "offline" are not the two choices — there are three. The middle one runs in your browser: delivered online, but your file stays local.
- How-to · 3 min
How to tell if a PDF tool is uploading your file
Prove whether any online tool sends your file to a server, in under a minute, using tools already built into your browser. No trust required.