Import every PDF page
Add one or more PDFs and the tool renders each page as an editable image while preserving its visible page content.
Free, private PDF Merger Splitter
PDF Merger Splitter for Combining PDF Pages into One Image
Import one or more PDFs, reorder, rotate or remove pages, and combine the visible pages into one PNG, JPEG or WebP image. This tool does not create merged or split PDF files.
- Works on mobile and desktop
- No file upload
- No account or watermark
Online PDF Merger SplitterUse the PDF Merger Splitter to Arrange Pages Online
Add PDFs or images, arrange every imported page, and download one combined PNG, JPEG or WebP image without sending source documents to a server.
Add PDF filesUse the PDF Merger Splitter to Arrange Pages Online
Add PDFs or images, arrange every imported page, and download one combined PNG, JPEG or WebP image without sending source documents to a server.
PDF Merger Splitter features
PDF Merger Splitter Features for Reordering PDF Pages
Turn PDF pages into an editable visual layout, change their order, and export one image without installing an app or uploading documents.
Reorder or remove pages
Drag pages into a new order, remove pages you do not need, rotate them, or mix PDF pages with regular images.
Export one stitched image
Download the finished layout as PNG, JPEG, or WebP. PDF data stays in browser memory and is never uploaded.
PDF Merger Splitter guide
How the Online PDF Merger Splitter Works
The workflow works in Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge and other modern browsers.
- 1Step 1
Add PDF files in your browser
Choose one or more PDFs from your device. On iPhone or iPad, use the Files picker in Safari.
- 2Step 2
Arrange or remove pages
Each PDF page appears as an editable image. Drag to reorder, remove pages, rotate them, or adjust the layout width.
- 3Step 3
Download one combined image
Choose PNG, JPEG, or WebP, then download the combined image and save it through Safari or the Share sheet.
Output and limitations
Does This PDF Merger Splitter Create PDF Files?
Convert selected PDF pages into one combined image
Each PDF page is rendered as an image in your browser. You can mix pages from several PDFs with regular images, change their order, rotate or resize them, and remove pages you do not need.
The final download is one PNG, JPEG or WebP image. This is useful for visual handouts, reference sheets and sharing a group of pages where selectable PDF text is not required.
Why this PDF Merger Splitter does not create PDF files
The download is not a PDF. It does not preserve selectable text, hyperlinks, forms, layers, bookmarks or document metadata, and it does not create separate PDF files for individual pages.
Use a dedicated PDF editor when you need a new PDF document, lossless page extraction, signatures, accessibility tags or editable form fields.
PDF privacy, passwords and browser memory limits
Source PDFs are processed locally and are not uploaded to our server. Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked before you add them.
Large or high-resolution documents use significant device memory. If export fails, remove unneeded pages or set a smaller export width before downloading.
PDF Merger Splitter FAQ
PDF Merger Splitter Questions and Answers
Can I combine PDF pages into an image on iPhone?
Yes. Open the page in Safari, tap the Smart stitching upload area, and select PDFs from Files, iCloud Drive, or another connected storage provider.
Are my PDF files uploaded?
No. PDF pages are rendered locally in your browser. Your PDF contents are not sent to our servers.
How do I turn PDF pages into one image on iPhone?
Add one or more PDFs, arrange the imported pages in the required order, then download the complete layout as one stitched image.
How do I include only selected PDF pages?
Add the PDF, remove every page you do not need, and arrange the remaining pages before downloading the stitched result.
What does this PDF Merger Splitter output?
It creates one PNG, JPEG, or WebP image. It does not create a new PDF or separate PDF files.
Can the tool open password-protected PDFs?
No. Remove the password in the app that created the document, then add the unlocked PDF again.