Merge PDFs
Combine multiple PDF files into a single document, in the order of your choice. You can also merge directly from the editor (File menu), without leaving your document.
Merge PDFs in DocuNest: 100% local processing on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Automatable via the docunest CLI.

Built into the unified PDF editor. This tool is used directly within the DocuNest editor: open your PDF, apply the action, undo with Ctrl+Z if needed, then move on to any other tool — without ever reloading your file.
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Use cases
Administrative files
Group invoices, contracts, and supporting documents into a single file.
Multi-part reports
Assemble contributions from multiple authors into a final document.
Archiving
Consolidate your monthly documents into an annual PDF.
Command line
Same result as the interface, in one command. Nothing leaves your machine.
docunest — zsh
local# Merge two files ❯ docunest pdf merge -i file1.pdf file2.pdf -o result.pdf ✓ Done — file written locally, no network upload
Frequently asked questions
How many files can I merge?
Is the page order preserved?
Can I merge without leaving my current document?
Are bookmarks preserved?
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Split a PDF
Cut a PDF into several files by page ranges or page by page. Split directly from the editor (Document menu, Export), without leaving your document.
📑Extract pages
Extract one or more pages from a PDF to create a new, lighter document. Directly in DocuNest's unified PDF editor (Pages menu).
📋Reorder pages
Change the page order of a PDF with a simple drag-and-drop, directly in DocuNest's unified PDF editor.
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Linux
Install a system package, or use the AppImage if you prefer a portable version.
Windows 10+, macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon), Linux (deb / rpm / AppImage)