Merge multiple PDFs
Bring pages from separate PDF files into one organized document.
Combine files, split documents, reorder pages, rotate, crop, resize, and extract in a visual Windows organizer that keeps core processing local.

A focused Windows workflow
Page organization is easier when the structure stays visible. Folio presents PDF pages in a visual workspace so you can understand what belongs together before changing the final document.
Use the same organizer to combine source files, separate sections, move pages into a new order, fix orientation, crop unwanted space, resize pages, or extract only what another person needs.
Useful from the first document
Folio keeps related PDF tasks together so you can finish the document without moving sensitive content between unrelated services.
Bring pages from separate PDF files into one organized document.
Separate a large PDF into smaller, more focused files for distribution or archiving.
Move page thumbnails into the intended sequence while keeping the whole structure visible.
Create a new document from only the pages needed for a recipient or workflow.
Correct page orientation and dimensions before saving or printing the completed document.
Organize PDF content on the Windows device without uploading pages to Folio servers.
Simple by design
Open one document or bring several PDFs into the organizer workspace.
Merge, split, move, rotate, crop, resize, or extract while reviewing the visual order.
Export the organized result as a new PDF while preserving the original source files.
Common questions
Core PDF processing stays on your Windows device. Folio does not upload document content to Folio servers.
Yes. Add multiple PDFs, review their page thumbnails, and arrange the combined document in the order you need.
Yes. Use extraction to create a separate PDF containing only the selected pages.
No. Core page organization runs locally in the Folio Windows app.
One Windows app. One clear purchase.