Join multiple PDFs into one clean document in seconds. Drag to reorder, then download — all in your browser, with nothing uploaded to a server.
Combining PDFs usually means handing a stack of documents — invoices, contracts, scans — to someone else's cloud. Kameleo merges them locally instead. Add as many files as you like, drag them into the order you want, and export a single PDF without a byte leaving your device.
Because there is no upload, there is nothing to store, leak, or mine. It is faster too: no waiting for a round-trip to a server and back, and no watermark stamped on the result.
Every file is combined in your browser. Sensitive documents never touch a server you don't control.
Arrange pages and files visually before you merge, so the final document comes out in exactly the right order.
The merged PDF is clean and unbranded — no forced logo, no account, no email required to download.
No upload round-trip means merging is near-instant, and it keeps working even on a flaky connection.
Yes, free with a daily task limit on the free plan. No watermark is added and no account is needed to download the combined file.
No. Merging happens entirely in your browser. You can verify in the Network tab that no file data leaves your device.
Yes. Drag the files (and pages) into any order before you export, so the combined PDF is arranged exactly as you want.
You can add many files in a single merge. Very large combined outputs are subject to the free plan's 50 MB per-file guidance; paid plans lift the limits.
No. Merging preserves each page exactly as it was — text stays selectable and images stay at their original resolution.
Once the page has loaded, merging runs locally, so it keeps working even if your connection drops.
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