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You can find plenty of free, (and not-so-free) ones by searching your distro’s repos or browsing sites like Flathub. While there are a host of other PDF tools you can use to do the same job these are my go-to faves.įor expanded functionality, like editing PDF metadata, adding watermarks, or password protecting documents, you’ll want to look at more powerful apps. In this post I focused on performing one task quickly. You can use it to split multi-page PDFs in to individual ones, rotate PDFs, and (as you probably can guess from the name) rearrange pages inside of PDFs too. You can also upload PDF files from a cloud storage service like Google Drive, Dropbox. Now, I will point out that this particular Python-based tool can do more than merely merge PDFs. Select PDF files to combine Select the PDF files you want to merge free or drag & drop them into the required area.

Either search it out by name or drop to the command line and install, e.g., sudo def install pdf-arranger, etc. This Python-based app is available in the repos of most modern Linux distributions, though you’ll need to install it yourself (use your preferred method) first.

For a simple task like merging PDF files the (ably named) PDF Arranger app is ideal.
