SammaPix PDF Merge combines multiple PDF files into one document instantly in your browser. Drag to reorder, no upload to any server, no signup required.
Drop PDFs or click to browse
Merge multiple PDF files into one — drag to reorder after upload
100% in your browser — files never leave your device · max 100 MB each
Free: up to 10 PDFs · Pro: 50 PDFs
Drop your PDF files
Drag and drop PDF files onto the upload area — up to 10 per batch (50 on Pro). Max 100 MB each.
Drag rows to reorder
Move files up or down to set the final order in the merged document. Remove anything you don't need.
Merge and download
Click Merge. All pages are combined into a single PDF locally in your browser. Download the result.
Merging lots of big PDFs? Clear the tab cache first, or upgrade to Pro for 50 files per batch. Convert JPGs to a single PDF
Upload any number of PDFs, then drag rows to set the final page order. Remove individual files before merging.
Merging runs locally via the pdf-lib library. Your documents never leave your device — no upload, no tracking.
Page layouts, fonts, images and most form fields are kept intact. Encrypted PDFs are read-only supported (best-effort).
Combining PDFs is common for invoicing, contract packs, expense reports, legal submissions and e-books. Rather than email five attachments that the recipient has to reassemble, you ship one document where the order is already correct. Merged PDFs also bookmark and print more reliably than separate files.
Most free online PDF mergers upload your files to a remote server. That means sensitive documents (contracts, medical records, tax returns) temporarily sit on someone else's disk. SammaPix runs pdf-lib entirely in your browser tab — nothing ever leaves your machine.
Text, images, page layout and most form fields survive the merge cleanly. Document-level bookmarks from the source files are not always preserved (a limitation of client-side PDF libraries). Password-protected PDFs are loaded with encryption ignored, so the output is a plain merged PDF. Don't upload files you aren't authorized to unlock.