PDF Merger
Combine multiple PDF files into one. Drag to reorder pages before merging — all in your browser.
or click to choose files from your device
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NextWaive merges files completely locally within your browser tab. Your files do not get transmitted over the internet or parsed by any external servers. Your confidential data is completely safe.
How to use this tool
Upload your PDF files by dragging them into the drop zone or clicking 'Select PDF Files'.
Review the file queue list on the screen.
Optionally click the settings button on each file to specify page ranges visually or via text input.
Use the Up and Down arrow buttons to reorder files to your desired page order.
Click 'Merge PDFs' to combine the files locally in your browser.
Once done, click 'Download Merged PDF' to save your new combined file.
Features
100% On-Device Processing
All parsing and document assembly is executed completely inside your browser tab to guarantee privacy.
Intuitive Order Arranging
Easily reorder the documents using clean list handles to set the exact sequence before merging.
Fast Local Merging
Combines documents in seconds utilizing high-performance client-side WebAssembly routines.
Comprehensive File Info
Instantly extracts page counts, file sizing, and metadata details upon file selection.
Frequently Asked Questions
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