PDF Merge & Split

Combine, reorder, choose page ranges, and split PDFs with custom ranges or selected pages. All processing happens locally in your browser.

No Upload Client-side Ranges + ZIP
Operation
Upload PDFs to Merge
Add at least two PDFs to merge.
How it works
OK: Drag, reorder, or include page ranges before merge
OK: Split by points, ranges, or pages
OK: All processing stays in your browser
OK: Download PDF or ZIP outputs

PDF Merge & Split: How It Works

The AfroTools PDF Merge and Split tool combines multiple PDF files into one document, reorders files before export, lets you include only the page ranges you need, splits a document at visual split points, extracts custom ranges, and exports every page as a ZIP. The workflow is designed for application packs, scanned document batches, contracts, reports, and classroom packets where page order matters. Processing happens entirely in your browser using local JavaScript libraries, so your documents are never uploaded to a server.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many PDFs can I merge at once?

You can merge as many PDFs as your browser can handle. For typical document sizes, combining 10-20 files works smoothly. Very large files may take a moment to process depending on your device.

Can I reorder PDFs or merge only certain pages?

Yes. After uploading your files, drag and drop them into any order you like, then leave each page box blank for all pages or enter ranges such as 1-2, 5. The merged PDF follows the exact sequence you arrange on screen.

How does splitting work?

You can split at visual cut points, enter custom ranges such as 1-3, 6, 9-11, extract selected pages into one PDF, or export every page as separate PDFs in a ZIP.

Are my PDFs uploaded to a server?

No. All merging and splitting operations happen entirely in your browser. Your documents stay on your device and are never transmitted to any external server.

Does merging reduce the quality of my PDFs?

No. The merge process combines the original PDF pages without recompressing or altering their content. The output quality is identical to the source files.