PDF Combine Online

How to combine PDF files online

Updated: 6 October, 2024

PDF merge tools are used for merging PDF files into a single PDF document. The most typical case that requires the user to merge PDFs is scanning. As a rule, scanners generate one PDF per page, and they have to be merged to form a single document. And this is exactly what Docs.Zone does in style! Our online PDF merge software is intended for combining several PDF files into a single one or merging PDF files with files of other formats, such as Word, Excel or JPG images. The interface of this PDF combiner tool is identical to that of other Docs.Zone features, and even complete novices will have no problems using it to merge PDFs.

Here is what you need to do to combine PDF files:

• Load Docs.Zone in your browser by entering its address ("docs.zone") into the address bar and pressing Enter.
• Switch to the "PDF Combiner" tab.
• Click the "Select files..." button, navigate to the necessary folder and select the file you need to convert.
• If necessary, you can add any number of files, both PDF and non-PDF, to the conversion queue by clicking the "Add files" button.
• Once done, click "Start!" to start combining PDF files.
• The resulting file will be added to a table under the file selection area.
• To download a file, click the corresponding button next to it.

Please note that converted files remain available for download for 6 hours only. If you don’t need one or several converted files, you can delete them by clicking a little cross icon opposite the file name.

Docs.Zone is a must-have tool for any user looking for a way to combine PDF documents into a single file on a regular basis. Featuring an extremely intuitive web interface, it allows users to combine to PDF online with a few mouse clicks and a bare minimum of effort.

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