How to Combine PDF Files into One | Merge PDF Files FREE

In this how to guide I show you how to merge or combine multiple PDF files into a single document. Simply select the PDF files for merging together, then upload them to a free PDF combining tool and then downloading the merged or combined PDF file to store on your PC. To merge your PDF files you can use: combinepdf.com/ but there are many free PDF combiner websites.
Use caution when uploading files to unknown sites such as these. I have no affiliation with these sites. You may have to accept that the site may retain a copy of the file or at least might have the opportunity to do so. So only upload files that aren't personal or confidential.
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[@DavidM2002]

My biggest concern would be security for two reasons. 1) When uploading those files, how certain are we that the web site is not keeping a copy ? 2) How certain are we that the resulting merged PDF is virus free ? I used to use a free desktop app called PDF Binder to batch merge PDF's. More recently I just use Acrobat's built in Insert Document feature; not quite as efficient though because it is done one file at a time.

[@Builtbypete]

I agree. I only combine non sensitive pdfs and I always virus scan the download. I have used that particular site for a while and never had a virus issue.i have an Adobe account and plan on using their combiner service and see what's it's like. 👍

[@epavitola]

Thank you so much! Saved me a lot of trouble

[@Builtbypete]

You're welcome!

[@caroledives]

Wow, so simple. Thank you sooooo much!

[@Builtbypete]

You're welcome!