Drag your PDFs into fwip’s merger in the order you want them. Hit merge. Download one combined file. No upload, no account, no page limit. Works with any PDF — scanned documents, forms, reports, invoices, whatever you’ve got.
How to do it
- Open fwip’s Merge PDF tool.
- Drop your PDF files in. Add as many as you need.
- Drag to reorder if needed.
- Hit Merge.
- Download your combined file.
All files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Why this matters
Sending five separate PDFs when you could send one is messy. Merging is one of the most common PDF tasks — combining report sections, attaching appendices, assembling application packages, or pulling together signed pages with the original document.
Most online merge tools upload every file to their servers, combine them remotely, and send you the result. If those files contain contracts, financial records, or personal data, that’s five documents you just handed to a third party.
fwip merges locally using WebAssembly. Your files never leave your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Can I reorder pages when merging PDFs? Yes. After adding files, drag them into the order you want before hitting merge.
Is there a page limit for merging? No hard limit. You can merge dozens of files with hundreds of pages. Browser memory is the only constraint — for very large jobs, the desktop app handles it more efficiently.
Will merging PDFs change the quality? No. fwip combines files without recompressing or altering content. What goes in comes out the same, just in one file.
Can I merge password-protected PDFs? You’ll need to unlock them first. Use fwip’s Unlock PDF tool, then merge.
Can I merge PDFs and images together? Convert images to PDF first (JPG to PDF or PNG to PDF tool), then merge everything into one document.