Append PDF

Throughout technology’s rapid pace of advancement, many existing industries were impacted by more efficient ways to store and transfer data, with the most prominent process being the digitalization of written documents. In the search for a method to accurately render them on multiple platforms, Adobe released the Portable Document Format still in use today.

While a variety of utilities have been released to help users edit this purposefully locked-down file extension, most of them cater to the ability to alter minute details in specific documents. As a result, those looking for a way to ease the burden of working with multiple files at once are better suited by server-powered programs such as the aptly named Append PDF.

Archivists seeking to condense daily records of a year-long project into a single file for a more efficient use of storage space and accessibility reasons can speed up their workflows by cutting on the time required to combine multiple files with the utility at hand compared to Adobe’s flagship Acrobat application.

In an attempt to avoid any possible data loss, Append PDF also retains bookmarks and automatically adjusts their pages for a seamless in-document navigation experience.