Merge and split PDF pages
blupdf lets you merge and split PDF files without leaving the editor: reorder pages by dragging thumbnails, delete the ones you do not need, append pages from another document, or extract a selection into a new file. Edits you have already made travel with their pages.
Start free — 1,000 creditsHow it works
- Step 1
Open one or more documents
Start from any document on your dashboard. The page panel shows every page as a thumbnail.
- Step 2
Drag pages to reorder
Move single pages or a multi-selection. Deleting is one key; Undo restores until you export.
- Step 3
Merge or split
'Add pages' pulls in another document or a new upload. 'Split to new document' extracts the selected pages, optionally removing them from the original.
- Step 4
Export
Download the combined or extracted PDF. Page sizes and orientations are preserved as they were.
Why blupdf
One place for the whole job
Merge the appendix, fix a date on page 3, delete the blank page, export — without switching tools.
Edits travel with pages
Text you edited stays edited when its page moves to another document.
Mixed sizes preserved
A landscape spreadsheet page stays landscape next to portrait pages.
Free within a document
Reordering and deleting pages inside a document never costs credits.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a page limit when merging?
The combined document must stay within your plan's page limit: 10 on Free, 50 on Starter, 200 on Pro, 1,000 on Business. blupdf tells you before a merge would exceed it.
What does merging or splitting cost?
10 credits per page moved between documents. Reordering and deleting inside one document are free. Pages arriving from a document that was never parsed are parsed on arrival, and export is 20 credits per page.
Can I merge scanned and digital PDFs?
Yes. Each page keeps its own type; scanned pages are OCR'd when they are first parsed and stay editable after the merge.
Does splitting delete the original?
Only if you tick 'Remove from original'. By default the original is left untouched and a new document is created.