Invoice in SGD
Bill in Singapore dollars with 9% GST, a UEN and PayNow.
Merge invoice PDFs into one file, in the order you choose, without uploading them.
Drop invoice PDFs here — as many as you like
The Invoice PDF Merger combines invoice PDFs into one document in the order you choose, copying pages across without re-encoding, entirely in your browser — unlike almost every other PDF merger on the web.
A month of invoices is a month of separate PDFs, and everyone downstream — the accountant, the auditor, the expenses system — would rather have one. The web is full of PDF mergers; almost all of them work by uploading your documents to a server.
This one does not. The PDFs are opened and combined in your browser with a PDF library fetched on demand, and the merged file is assembled on your machine. For a folder of invoices carrying bank details, client names and prices, that is not a nicety.
Drop the files, put them in order — by name, by date or by hand — and download one PDF. Page counts are shown as you go, and password-protected files are reported rather than silently dropped.
The reason to use this one.
By name, by date, or by hand.
Pages are copied, not re-encoded.
Rather than silently dropped.
Beyond your own machine.
As many as you like.
By filename, by date, or drag them by hand.
Page counts are shown for each file.
One document, in your order.
Only your machine’s memory. Nothing is uploaded, so there is no server limit to hit.
A PDF that cannot be opened is named and skipped rather than silently dropped. Remove the password first.
No. The pages are copied across as they are — no re-encoding, no compression.
No. That is the point of this one.
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