Combine signed pages, PDF forms, and iPhone HEIC or JPG photos into one ordered PDF—and optionally compress the merged result under 5 MB or 10 MB in the same step, with zero server uploads.
✓ Mix PDFs + HEIC/JPG/PNG/WebP directly
✓ Optional post-merge MB cap
✓ 100% local in-browser processing
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Merge PDFs (+ Optional Size Cap)
Reorder Files · Keep Under Portal Limits
Join multiple PDF documents (plus supporting photos) in any order. Set an optional MB ceiling so the combined packet doesn't bounce on upload.
One Local Pass Instead of Three Separate Cloud Sites
When assembling application packets (a PDF form + an iPhone HEIC photo of an ID + a scanned receipt), cloud workflows force you to convert HEIC on Site A, merge on Site B, and compress under 5 MB on Site C—uploading sensitive personal documents three times.
Capability
NeatCompress Local PDF Merger
Typical Free Cloud PDF Mergers
Mix PDFs + iPhone .HEIC in one queue
Supported natively via local WebAssembly
Usually PDF-only or requires paid Pro plan for images/HEIC
Merge + hit target MB in one step
Built-in target MB optimizer + split fallback
Separate tool, often capped at 1–2 free tasks per day
Encrypted PDF inputs
Unlocks owner-restricted PDFs; prompts for open password locally
Can I combine PDFs and iPhone HEIC photos together in one step?
Yes. You can drop PDF documents alongside iPhone .heic/.heif photos, JPEGs, PNGs, and WebP images into the same queue, reorder them freely, choose A4 page layout or original image dimensions, and export a single clean PDF without pre-converting your photos.
How do I merge PDFs and keep the combined file under 5MB or 10MB?
Select a target ceiling (such as 5 MB or 10 MB) on the first card before merging. After combining your PDFs and images, NeatCompress automatically optimizes embedded images in a local Web Worker so your combined packet meets strict portal or email attachment limits in one pass.
Are there limits on how many files I can merge for free?
There are no daily task caps, file-count paywalls, or watermarks. Because merging runs locally inside your browser memory rather than on a cloud queue, the only practical boundary is your device's available RAM.
Is it safe to merge ID cards, signed pages and tax forms here?
Yes. Both PDF assembly and HEIC image decoding (via WebAssembly libheif) execute locally on your device. File contents are never uploaded to any external server.