Order carries meaning
Contracts with exhibits, research papers with appendices, and client proposals with pricing sheets all depend on sequence. Reorder in Studio before you merge so the download matches how you want people to read it.
Merge PDF
Your order. One download.
Combine multiple PDFs into a single document with the order you choose. Built for contracts with exhibits, onboarding packs, and multi-file submissions — then compress or protect the merged result in the same session.
Merge vs. compress
Merging combines files; compression shrinks one. They solve different problems. Filemynt lets you do both without re-uploading between steps.
After the merge
Continue with page numbers for a polished packet, watermark for drafts, or protect before sending confidential material — still one workspace session.
Common questions
- How many PDFs can I merge?
- You can merge many files in one job (subject to the site file and count limits). Drag to reorder — the list is the final page sequence.
- Can I merge different page sizes?
- Yes. Each source keeps its own page dimensions inside the combined file. Landscape slides and portrait letters can live in one download.
- Should I compress before or after merging?
- Usually merge first so you work on one file, then compress if the combined size is still too large for email or portals.
- What happens to the files I merge?
- Every PDF you upload and the merged result are handled over an encrypted connection and removed within one hour. Nothing you combine here is stored long-term or reused for any purpose.
- Do I need an account?
- No sign-up required.
Related tools
Stay in the same workflow — consecutive actions, no re-upload in Studio.
Related guides
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Prefer reading first? See our guides or about Filemynt.