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Pack several PDF files into one archive you can send in a single go.
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Attaching fifteen invoices to an email one at a time is tedious, and some mail systems quietly drop attachments past a certain count. Packing them into one archive avoids both problems and keeps every document whole.
A PDF is already compressed inside, so zipping mostly gathers the files together rather than making them smaller. If size is the problem, run them through Compress PDF first.
Merging makes one PDF holding all the pages, so the separate documents stop existing. That suits a report assembled from several parts.
Zipping keeps each PDF whole and separate, just wrapped together for sending. That suits twelve invoices, where each one has to stay its own document at the other end.
Add all the PDFs you want, give the archive a name, and create it. The ZIP downloads straight away.
Barely. A PDF is already compressed inside, so zipping it mostly just gathers the files together. If size is the problem, run them through Compress PDF first and then zip the results.
Merging makes one PDF with all the pages in it, so the separate documents stop existing. Zipping keeps each PDF whole and separate, just wrapped in one file for sending. Use merge for a single report, and zip for sending someone twelve invoices.
A number is added to the second one, so a.pdf and a.pdf become a.pdf and a (2).pdf. Nothing is silently overwritten.
Everything is packed in your browser using your device's memory, so very large batches on an older phone may struggle. On a computer it handles a lot.
No. Everything runs inside your browser on your own device. Your files are never sent anywhere, and nothing is stored.
Yes. It is completely free with no sign-up and no limits.
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