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Tuck other files inside a PDF so they travel with it, directly in your browser.
Drag & drop your file here
or browse from your device
A PDF can carry other files inside it, the way an envelope carries more than one sheet. An invoice can bring its source spreadsheet along, a report can carry its raw data, and a contract can hold the documents it refers to. Everything stays together as one file.
The attached files sit inside the PDF and open from the attachments panel in Adobe Reader and most other readers. Some simple viewers, including a few phone apps, do not show that panel at all.
A PDF can carry whole files inside itself, rather like an envelope holding more than one sheet. They are not pictures on a page and they are not part of the text. They sit in the file as complete documents of their own and come back out byte for byte as they went in.
Adobe Reader shows them in a paperclip panel down the side, and most desktop readers have something similar. A good number of simple viewers and phone apps do not show that panel at all, which is why plenty of people never learn their document was carrying anything.
Drag the file onto the upload area, or browse from your device.
Pick anything you want tucked inside it. Any kind of file works.
The files are packed in on your own device, with nothing uploaded.
Save it. Your original PDF is left untouched.
Add your PDF, then choose the files you want to tuck inside it. The new PDF carries them and is ready to download.
Files tucked inside the PDF itself, rather like an envelope holding more than one sheet. They do not appear on any page. Adobe Reader shows them in a paperclip panel down the side, and most desktop readers have something similar.
Anything. Spreadsheets, images, other PDFs, text files, archives. The file is stored exactly as it is and comes back out unchanged.
Adobe Reader, Preview on a Mac, and most desktop readers show an attachments panel. Some simple viewers and a number of phone apps do not, so if it matters that the other person can get at the files, say so when you send it.
It grows by roughly the size of what you attached, since the files are stored whole rather than squeezed down.
No. Everything runs inside your browser on your own device. Your file is never sent anywhere, and nothing is stored.
Yes. It is completely free with no sign-up and no limits.
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