How to combine files into one PDF

combinepdf.com merges any mix of PDFs and images into a single PDF file, in the order you choose. It accepts PDFs and common image formats (JPG, PNG, BMP, TIFF, HEIC, WebP, AVIF, SVG). Non-PDFs are converted to PDF pages on the fly, then everything is stitched into one document.

Step 1: Upload

Drag the files onto the page, or click to pick them. Up to 20 files at once, 200 MB each. PDFs upload as-is; images are rendered to A4 pages automatically. You can keep adding files until you're done.

Empty upload area listing supported formats

Step 2: Arrange

Each file appears as a tile with a thumbnail. Drag tiles to reorder them — left/top of the list goes first in the combined PDF, right/bottom goes last. Click the X on a tile to drop a file from the set.

File tiles being reordered

Step 3: Combine and download

When the order is right, click Download all. The combined PDF is built on the server in the order you set, and a single file is downloaded when it's ready. Each individual file also has its own download button if you only want one.

Files ready, single Download all button highlighted

Tips

What can be tricky

Mixed-resolution images. A 4000 px scan and a 600 px screenshot side by side will produce one crisp page and one blurry one. Resize before uploading if you care.

Very large images. Photos straight from a phone may take a moment to render. Files over 200 MB are rejected; resize or compress them first.

SVG fonts. If your SVG references a custom web font, the rendered page will fall back to a system font.

What won't work

Password-protected PDFs. Remove the password first.

Files over 200 MB. Compress or split them first.

Corrupt files. If the file won't open in a normal viewer, it won't combine here either.

Privacy

Files are uploaded over HTTPS and processed on our server. Both the originals and the combined PDF are deleted automatically after one hour. No account required.

For more on how PDF assembly works, see the Blog.