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Lossless merge · 100% in your browser

Merge PDFs. Upload nothing.

Combine contracts, exhibits, statements and scans into one file — without handing any of them to a server. Pages are copied byte-for-byte, so text stays selectable and nothing is re-compressed.

Drop PDFs here — two or more
or click to choose files — they open locally, like a desktop app. Add more anytime, reorder below
⌁ zero network requests with your data — verifiable in DevTools
PRO Stamped bottom-right of every merged page
0 files 0 pages out
Drag the ⠿ handle (or use ↑ ↓) to set the order. Page range is optional — e.g. "1-3,5". Blank means every page.
Why it matters

Court bundles shouldn't take the scenic route.

Think about what you actually merge: case exhibits, client financials, signed agreements, medical records. The most sensitive paperwork you handle — and every "free merge tool" wants you to upload all of it to their server first.

BlackoutPDF assembles the combined file inside your browser tab. Pages are copied directly from the source PDFs — original fonts, vectors, and text layers intact — into a brand-new document. Nothing is rasterized, nothing is uploaded, nothing is "deleted after 2 hours."

Turn off your Wi-Fi after the page loads. It still merges. That's the whole proof — your documents never leave the room.

What happens when you click merge
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Each PDF is parsed in your browser's memory. No bytes go out.

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Pages you selected are copied losslessly into a new document, in your order.

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The merged file downloads straight from memory. Text stays selectable.


Server round-trips with your data: 0
Pricing

Free for small jobs. One license for everything else.

Free · Plus · Pro
$4.99 /month for Pro

Free for small jobs · $19/year for unlimited · $4.99/month for Bates stamping and every other superpower — Auto-Redact, batch processing, the signature library. Every plan covers Merge, Redact, Sign, Compress and Convert on all your devices. 30-day refund, no questions.

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Questions

Fair questions, straight answers.

Is the merged PDF really lossless?

Yes. Pages are copied directly from your source files into the new document — no re-rendering, no image conversion, no quality loss. Fonts, vector graphics, links within a page, and the text layer all survive, so the merged file is just as selectable and searchable as the originals.

Can I merge only certain pages from a file?

Yes — each file row has an optional page-range field. Type something like 1-3,5 to take pages 1 through 3 plus page 5, in that order. Leave it blank to include every page. Invalid ranges are flagged in red before you export, naming exactly what's wrong.

What about password-protected PDFs?

Encrypted PDFs can't be read without their password, so we'll tell you — by filename — which file is locked and skip it. Unlock it in your PDF viewer first (open it, enter the password, save a copy), then drop it back in. We never ask for, see, or transmit your passwords.

How big can the files be?

The only limit is your device's memory, because that's where all the work happens. Hundreds of pages across a dozen files is routine on a normal laptop. The free tier caps the merged output at 10 pages; Plus — $19/year — removes every limit on every tool, and Pro — $4.99/month — adds the unlimited everything of Plus together with the Pro features, on all your devices.

What's Bates stamping, and does it upload anything?

Bates stamping — a Pro feature — prints a sequential identifier (BATES-000001, BATES-000002, …) on the bottom-right corner of every page of the merged file, the way legal and records teams label exhibits and discovery sets. You choose the prefix and the starting number, and the count runs continuously across the whole merged document. The stamps are drawn by the same in-browser engine that does the merging, so nothing changes about privacy: your documents still never leave your machine.