Merge PDF files
Combine multiple PDF files into one document in the order you choose. Priviot PDF processes the files on your device by default.
How merging works
- 1
Select the PDF files
Choose the PDF files you want to combine into a single document.
- 2
Set the page order
Decide in which order the pages from the selected files should appear in the new document.
- 3
Review pages before saving
Check the merged pages in page management before saving the result.
- 4
Save as a new document
Save the merged PDF as a new file on your device.
Benefits and limits
- Any number of PDF files can be combined into one document.
- You stay in control of the page order throughout the process.
- Processing happens on your device by default, with no file upload.
Good to know
- Password-protected PDF files need to be unlocked before merging.
- Damaged or severely malformed PDF files may not be readable reliably.
More Priviot PDF features
- Manage PDF pages – Rotate, delete, duplicate, or reorder pages – including inside an already merged document.
- Redact PDF content – Mark sensitive content and apply a permanent redaction to the finished document.
- Priviot PDF overview – All Priviot PDF features for editing, forms, protection, and export.
Frequently asked questions about merging PDF files
Quick answers to what gets asked most about combining PDF files.
Can I change the order of the PDF files before merging?
Yes. You can set the order in which pages from the selected files appear in the new document before saving.
Can I remove individual pages before merging?
Yes. Page management lets you delete, duplicate, or reorder individual pages before merging.
What happens with password-protected PDF files?
Password-protected PDF files need to be unlocked first before they can be merged.
Are my PDF files uploaded to merge them?
No. Priviot PDF processes the files locally on your device by default.