Find out how to combine multiple PDF files into one within a few clicks, online or offline, with Adobe and its best alternatives.
Combining multiple PDF documents into one is simple—if you know the right tools. In this guide, we’ll show you how to combine files using Adobe Reader or Smallpdf.
Follow the instructions below to combine PDFs with Adobe Acrobat DC quickly.
Where to locate Adobe’s Merge Documents tool
Adobe DC can quickly combine your documents into a single PDF file within a few clicks. However, this is a paid feature, so not everybody has access to it. Of course, if you can spare $24.99/month, go for it. Otherwise, read on to find out how to merge PDF files for free with Smallpdf.
Merging PDF documents made easy
Merge PDF Files NowOur web pages also offer quite a few other tools for you to work with for free. On top of merging files into a single PDF document, why not:
You know it! So much so that millions of people use Smallpdf every month to convert their documents. Merging PDF documents is one of our most popular tools. We adopt secure TLS connections for file transfers and delete them after 60 minutes of processing—just enough time for you to edit and download your documents.
Oh yes, a few times a day. The platform was created to solve common document-related problems. If you have many documents that need to be processed, you can “go Pro” for the price of a latte each month ($3/month).
If you reach the daily usage limit on our site but still have files to merge, try out Pro for free. We offer a 7-day free trial of Smallpdf Pro, which removes any limitations and gives you full access to all our tools, including the Smallpdf Desktop App (read on for more info).
While Adobe offers a great offline PDF reader, it requires a paid subscription for you to merge, annotate, convert, and edit your documents. However, we, too, have an app to help you get your document work offline. While it’s not free like the online version, it’s included in the aforementioned 7-day free trial. Here’s how to merge PDF files offline with the Smallpdf Desktop App: