I have scanned pages saved as separate PDFs and I need them merged into a single readable document.

This feature merges multiple scanned-page PDFs into one continuous document. It helps you create a single, readable PDF for easier viewing, sharing, and archiving.

This feature allows you to combine separate PDF files—such as individual scanned pages—into one consolidated PDF document. You select the PDFs you want to include and merge them into a single file for simpler reading and navigation. This is useful when a scanner saves each page as a separate PDF and you need the final output to behave like one document. A merged PDF is easier to share because recipients receive one file instead of many attachments. It also improves organization by reducing clutter and keeping related pages together. This feature supports use cases like assembling multi-page contracts, receipts, forms, or school/work documents from separate scans. It can also help when preparing records for storage, printing, or uploading to portals that accept only one PDF. By creating one continuous document, it reduces the risk of missing pages or sending them in the wrong order. The result is a single, readable PDF that better matches how multi-page documents are typically consumed.