PDF Merge Software

If you are writing a book as a PDF and looking to put it together, or you work on a lengthy project and you have to bring all the pages to a single file, PDF Merge Software looks like a tool that can get the job one.

The first thing you'll have to begin with is organizing and loading up the PDFs. The files cannot be dragged and dropped, which means you have to do that manually. Ensure you follow the correct order regarding the files, and use the Add files button to list them. If some pages need swapping after they're in, look to the position buttons on the right.

When you are done with the list, move forward to the next panel. This area lets you do several things that have a big impact on the final document. The top half is reserved for the doc's description — you can determine the title, subject, and keywords from here.

The lower part deals with the merged file location and name, and it also adds a level of protection to the document by allowing you to set up a password. If you choose to shield the doc with a password, you'll have to provide the combination every time you access it.

Under the button with the same description, you can find a couple of extra tweaks addressing the pages. These settings are useful if you are loading an entire folder of files and need to cut out some pages. You can either leave out even or odd pages, or you can select a page range to keep for merging.

PDF Merge Software can be a handy tool for joining multiple PDFs together with the possibility of tweaking their structure. The UI is compact and intuitive, the right platform for a quick and time-saving process.