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PDF zusammenführen

Kombiniere mehrere PDF-Dateien zu einer, komplett in deinem Browser.

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What is a PDF zusammenführen?

Merging is what you need when a document has been split across separate PDF exports — a signed cover page from one system, scanned attachments from another — and you need to hand over one file instead of several. Order matters: pages come out in exactly the sequence you add the files in, so arrange them in reading order before merging.

How to use the PDF zusammenführen

  1. Add two or more PDF files, in the order you want them
  2. Use the up/down arrows to reorder them if needed
  3. Download the combined PDF, merged instantly on your device

Example

Merging a 2-page cover letter with a 10-page resume and a 3-page reference list, in that order, produces one 15-page PDF — nothing is renumbered or reflowed, each source file's pages just appear back to back.

Why use PDF zusammenführen

Reorder before you merge

Added a file out of order? Move it earlier or later with the up/down arrows — the final page order always matches what's shown before you click merge.

No page or file-count limit

Merge as many PDFs as you need in one pass, each keeping its original fonts, images, and formatting — nothing is re-rendered or flattened.

Nothing uploaded

Merging runs entirely in your browser via WebAssembly, so your files never leave your device — no waiting on an upload, no server-side copy to worry about.

What can you create?

Combine scanned pages

Turn separate single-page scans from a flatbed scanner into one multi-page document, in the order you scanned them.

Build an application packet

Merge a cover letter, resume, and references into the single PDF most job portals expect.

Assemble a finished report

Combine a title page, body chapters, and an appendix exported separately from different tools into one final file.

Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?

No — PDF zusammenführen runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript/WebAssembly. Your PDF is never sent to a server.

Is there a file size limit?

Free use covers files up to 100MB per file; signing up for Pro raises that to 500MB.

Are bookmarks, links, and form fields preserved after merging?

Yes — each source PDF's internal structure (bookmarks, hyperlinks, form fields) carries over into the merged file; only the page order changes.

Can I merge a PDF that's password-protected?

Not directly — unlock it first with Unlock PDF, then merge the unlocked copy. A locked PDF can't be read to extract its pages.

Does it matter what order I select the files in my file picker?

No — files are added to the merge queue in the order the picker returns them, but you can use the up/down arrows to reorder that queue afterward before merging, independent of how you originally selected them.

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