DashConvert

Fusionner des PDF

Combine plusieurs fichiers PDF en un seul

🔒 100 % dans le browser🆓 Gratuit à vie✨ Sans watermark
Drop files here or click to select

Drop 2 or more PDF files

🔒 Files never leave your device

Comment ça marche

  1. 1
    Ajoute tes PDFs

    Drag ou sélectionne deux fichiers PDF ou plus. Réorganise en drag.

  2. 2
    Clique sur Merge

    Ton browser assemble les fichiers en local via pdf-lib.

  3. 3
    Download

    Sauvegarde le PDF combiné sur ta machine. Rien n'est uploadé.

À propos de Fusionner des PDF

Fusionne des PDF en ligne, gratos. Combine autant de PDFs que tu veux en un seul document, direct dans ton browser — pas d'upload, pas de watermark, pas de sign-up.

Que ce soit pour le boulot, les études ou un usage perso, ce tool est gratuit à utiliser autant de fois que tu veux. Pas de watermarks, pas de sign-up, pas d'ads dans tes documents.

Questions fréquentes

Fusionner des PDF, c'est gratuit ?

Oui. Tous les tools DashConvert sont gratuits, sans limite de pages ni de taille.

Mes fichiers sont uploadés ?

Non. Le merge se passe entièrement dans ton browser. Tes fichiers ne touchent jamais un serveur.

Combien de PDFs je peux merge d'un coup ?

Autant que la mémoire de ta machine le permet — typiquement des dizaines de fichiers avec des centaines de pages chacun.

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