Your browser is more powerful than you think: Make Multiple PDFs Into One in Mozilla Firefox मुफ़्त में

Hey everyone, Kevin here. Today I  want to show you how you can merge   multiple PDF files into one PDF  file, and this is completely free. I'll show you two different ways to pull this off. First, we'll use an online tool offered  by Adobe. You have to upload your PDF,   it'll merge them, and then you  can download the merged copy. If maybe you have concerns about uploading  your document to the cloud, I'll also show you   a tool that you can download and that  also allows you to merge your PDF. All right,   well let's jump on the computer and let's  start merging files. Here I am on my desktop,   and I have three different PDF files, right here  and I want to merge them into just one file. First, I want to show you how  you can use a free online service   to merge your PDFs into one. To merge your PDF  file online, it's really as simple as going to   Google.com and then searching for merge PDF. Here you'll see all sorts of different services  that offer to merge your PDFs into one.   You have services like Small PDF, iLovePDF,  even Adobe offers to merge your PDFs. They all pretty much work the same way. You upload  your PDF files, you can then rearrange the order,   and once you're all done, you can merge  it and then download the merged file. So, which one should you choose? Well, once again, they all  pretty much work the same way. Most of them have some limits in terms of how  many files you can merge on a daily basis. With Adobe, probably the most  well-known out of the bunch,   you have to sign in to be able to download,  so that's a little bit of extra friction. Let's click into Small PDF to see how this one  works. On Small PDF, here I can choose my files,   or you can simply drag and drop my PDFs.  I'm going to click on choose files. Here I   see my three PDF files. I'll highlight  all of these and then click on open. It's now uploaded my PDF files and most  of these different services are freemium. They give you some basic functionality for free,  which is just doing a simple merge of all these   files and most of them also have a premium tier  that gives you some additional capabilities. Like maybe you want to add a watermark, or you  want to rearrange individual pages within the PDF. For now, the basic version works,  so I'll click on choose option.   Here on the next screen, I can rearrange my PDF,  so here I'll move them in the order that I want,   and I’ll place it just like  this, I think that looks good. Down below I can also add more pages if for  whatever reason on the previous screen I forgot   to select all of my files. This all looks good,  so I'll click on merge PDF. And look at that! It   looks like it has successfully merged my PDF.  Now once again, just like I mentioned earlier,   most of these services only allow you to merge  a certain number of PDFs on a daily basis. So, on the search results, if you need to merge  more, you can simply work your way down the list   and go through service by service if you need  to...