Add pages to a PDF
Choose a PDF, then add blank pages, pages from another PDF, or photos and scans as new pages, right where they belong. It all happens on your device.
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How to add pages to a PDF
Choose your PDF, or drop it on the box above. Its pages are counted and shown in a strip.
Choose what to add: blank pages, pages from another PDF, or images, one a page. Then choose where: after or before a page, at the start, at the end, or after every few pages. The strip shows where the new pages will go.
Select Add pages, then download the new PDF.
Insert pages from another PDF
Choose the second PDF and type which of its pages to add, such as 1-3, 5 or all. They go in the order you type, with their links and form fields.
To put whole files one after another, Merge PDF does it in one step.
Bookmarks, links and form fields stay
Your PDF's own pages are not copied or redrawn, so their bookmarks, links, form fields and attachments still point at the right pages, wherever the new pages go.
The bookmarks of the PDF you take pages from are not copied.
Your files never leave your device
The pages are put together in your browser with qpdf. No file or file name is sent to us or to anyone else. qpdf loads only when you start, so this page stays fast.
A file protected with a password opens once you type its own password on this page. A digitally signed file's signature no longer checks out after any change, this one included.
Only need blank pages?
Add a blank page to PDF: add one or more blank pages, sized like the pages beside them.
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- Merge PDF: Join several files into one, in the order you choose.
- Delete PDF pages: Remove the pages you choose and keep the rest.
- Split PDF: Save pages or ranges of a file as new files.
- JPG to PDF: Put JPG photos into one PDF, on A4 or US Letter pages.
- Compress PDF: Make a file smaller, or at or under a size you type.