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Merge one PDF into many files, free
One main file, merged into each of the others in turn.
Choose one main PDF, then add the files it should be merged into. You get one merged output per file — not a single file with everything mixed together.
Use the tool
Pick the main file, then the files to merge it into.
Choose whether the main file goes first or last in each output, then merge and download everything as one ZIP.
How it works
One document, personalised several ways
This is for when one file needs to go out attached to several different companions — standard terms and conditions merged behind each of five client-specific quotes, or one company profile merged in front of several proposals.
The main file is merged separately with every file you add, and none of those files are merged with each other. Each result is its own PDF, bundled into a single ZIP for download.
- One main file, any number of pairings
- One merged PDF per file you add
- Main file first or other file first
- Download all results as one ZIP
Step by step
How to merge one PDF into many files.
01
Choose the main PDF
This is the file that gets merged with each of the others, such as your standard terms.
02
Add the other files
Add every file it should be merged with, and choose whether the main file goes first or last.
03
Merge and download
Each result is its own PDF, and they all download together as one ZIP.
Questions
Master PDF merge questions.
Are the other files merged with each other?
No. The main file is merged separately with each file you add, and those files are not combined with one another.
What would I use this for?
For one file that goes out with several others, such as your terms behind each client quote, or a company profile in front of each proposal.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The tool runs in your browser, so your files stay on your device.
Is this tool free?
Yes. It is free to use, and it runs in your browser.