Combine related files into one PDF
Use the merge tool when a project is spread across several PDFs. You can combine a cover page, report, supporting evidence, receipts, or scanned attachments into a single document.
How to merge PDF files
- Open the merge tool.
- Select two or more PDF files.
- Arrange them in the desired order.
- Process the files and review the combined page sequence.
- Download the merged PDF.
Plan the page order first
Use clear filenames and place documents in logical order before processing. For formal submissions, confirm the cover page, table of contents, appendices, and signatures appear where expected.
Common reasons to combine PDFs
- Join monthly reports or invoices.
- Combine application forms with supporting files.
- Create one study packet from several documents.
- Archive scans in chronological order.
Frequently asked questions
How many PDFs can I combine?
The practical limit depends on file size, browser resources, and the plan or processing limits shown in the tool.
Does merging change the original files?
No. The original files remain separate; PDFVora creates a new combined document.
Can I change the file order?
Use the ordering controls in the merge workflow before processing.
Will bookmarks and links be preserved?
Preservation can depend on how the source PDFs were created. Review interactive elements in the final file.
Can I merge scanned and digital PDFs?
Yes, provided the files are valid PDFs and can be opened by the tool.