Merge PDF for Legal Documents — Combine Court Filings & Case Files

Merge pleadings, exhibits, affidavits, and cover pages into a single court submission PDF. Free, secure, no sign-up. Files deleted immediately after processing.

Merge PDF

Merge pleadings, exhibits, affidavits, and cover pages into a single court submission PDF. Free, secure, no sign-up. Files deleted immediately after processing.

Your files are processed securely on our servers and automatically deleted after 5 minutes. Your privacy is our priority.

Why Merge PDF for Legal Documents — Combine Court Filings & Case Files?

Court submissions, case files, and legal packages require precise document assembly. Pleadings, exhibits, affidavits, and cover letters must be combined in exact order — often under strict page count or file size requirements. Our Merge PDF tool lets you upload multiple legal documents, drag to set exact order, and produce a single submission-ready PDF. Files are deleted immediately after processing, ensuring client confidentiality.

Pro Tips

  • Upload documents in intended order — or drag to rearrange before merging
  • Always add a cover page or table of contents as the first document
  • After merging, use Add Page Numbers for easy court cross-reference
  • Compress the final merged PDF if the court has an e-filing size limit
  • Password-protect the merged file before sharing with opposing counsel

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tool secure enough for confidential legal documents?â–¼
Yes. All files are encrypted with 256-bit AES during transfer and deleted immediately after processing. We never store or access your legal files.
Can I merge more than 10 legal documents at once?â–¼
Yes, you can merge up to 20 PDF files at once. For larger case files, merge in batches and then merge the batches.
Can I reorder documents before merging?â–¼
Yes. Simply drag and drop the uploaded files to arrange them in the exact order required by court filing rules.
What if the court has a file size limit for e-filing?â–¼
After merging, use our Compress PDF tool to reduce the file size to within court e-filing requirements while preserving document legibility.