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I have been asked in the past could I merge one PDF with another. Without Distiller [or whatever it is called now] I did not find an easy way to do it. Although I have not evaluated this site yet it seems like the answer. From the site:

 

"MergePDF.net is a cool option to merge multiple PDF files without installing any software on the computer."

 

"There is no need for registeration or sign-up, just select PDF files from your computer and hit the Merge PDF button. It does have few limitation which wont affect majority of users. You can upload maximum of 10 files with individual file size limit is 5 MB. Also, more files you upload more time it will take to merge."

 

There is also a free offline alternative.

 

Online Merge PDF: Link

 

[The site suggests a donation for use, as the service is free of charge]

 

Offline PDF split and Merge: Link

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  • 3 months later...
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We know that merge PDF is a software that really merge multiple PDF files.

What if in a specific PDF you will edit 3 lines of text.

I think you'll need to use Foxit or Adobe products. (they can also merge multiple PDF files)

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Are there any data protection issues using 3rd part websites that may be hosted god knows where?

 

You can use the pdf creator printer driver to merge pdf's I think.

 

Ben

  • 6 months later...
  • 3 months later...
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PDF Hammer: Online [no downloads] and free.

 

Upload PDFs. Move/Delete pages. Download finished document.

 

Does not address Plexer's data protection concerns [earlier in this thread] so I guess don't use it on PDFs which contain such data. Add this to those choices already available.

 

Link: PDF Hammer

  • 1 month later...
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on leopard and snow leopard you can merge PDFs already

If you do this on a regular basis you might be interested in the Combine PDFs service. With this, you can merge PDFs via the Finder's context menu.

  • 9 years later...
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If you do this on a regular basis you might be interested in the Combine PDFs service. With this, you can merge PDFs via the Finder's context menu.

 

You can merge PDF's natively in macOS using preview, you don't need anything else....

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You can merge PDFs natively in macOS using preview, you don't need anything else....

Indeed you can, but my post above was over nine years ago. If you regularly needed to merge lots of PDFs back then, the Finder service was faster than using Preview. :)

 

In Mojave onwards you can simply right-click some PDFs and use Quick Actions > Create PDF to combine them.

 

@AubrieBeckett. I have reported your post. :rolleyes:

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