If you ever find yourself needing to merge multiple PDFs into a single file, you may be immediately frustrated: it’s not immediately clear how to achieve what you’re trying to do.
Fortunately, Adobe, the PDF creator, offers a very simple and free online tool that will help you merge your files in minutes. Read on for an easy-to-follow tutorial that shows you exactly what you need to do to successfully combine two or more PDFs.
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How to Merge PDFs Using Adobe Acrobat’s Online Tool
Adobe’s free online tool to merge PDFs Provides a clean and simple interface that is easy to understand. Notably, Adobe says, „Your files are handled securely by Adobe servers and are deleted unless you sign in to save them.”
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Adobe Acrobat
Step 2: Drag your PDF files into the „Merge PDFs” box or click the „Select Files” button to add files.
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Step 3: Once you’ve uploaded your PDF files, you can add or move them.
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Step 4: Click the „One” button at the top right of your screen.
Step 5: Login to create file for download.
To download the file you need to sign in with your Google, Facebook or Apple account or create an account with your email address and password.
Step 6: Adobe will open your newly attached PDF in a new tab where you can edit or download the file.
Click the download button on the top menu. This page also offers additional options for editing your file, including rearranging pages, splitting the PDF, editing, converting to an alternative file format such as a JPEG or Word file, and the ability to add comments.
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And you have it! Meanwhile, if you’re dealing with long, dense PDFs, there’s a new Adobe 'AI Assistant’ to handle them for you.