Merge Two PDFs in Google Drive
Merging two PDFs in Drive is the most common merge operation. Whether it is two contracts, a report and its appendix, or two scanned documents, the Docs to PDF online converter handles it in seconds.
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Selecting two files
In the online converter, click Select files from Google Drive and select both PDF files in Google's file picker. Both files then appear in the converter's file list.
Setting which goes first
The merged PDF follows the order shown in the converter's file list. There is no reorder step, so check that list before you click Convert. The file at the top becomes the first half of the merged PDF. Click Convert.
Result
One PDF named Merged.pdf downloads, containing all pages from the first file followed by all pages from the second file. Rename it after downloading.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I merge two PDFs that are in different folders?
Yes. Use the search box in Google's file picker to find both files, or browse to each folder, and select them.
How do I know the order is correct before merging?
The online converter shows the files in merge order in its file list, top to bottom. There is no drag-to-reorder; if the order is wrong, click Pick different files and select them again.
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