I have a report split across multiple PDFs and I want it to read as one continuous document without losing formatting.

Combine a report that is split across multiple PDF files into a single, continuous document while keeping the original layout intact. This makes it easier to read, share, and archive the report as one cohesive file.

This feature helps you merge multiple PDF files that together make up a single report into one continuous PDF. It is designed to preserve the formatting of each source file so the final document maintains the original page layout, fonts, spacing, headers/footers, images, and tables as they appear in the individual PDFs. You select the PDFs that belong to the report and arrange them in the correct order before creating the combined document. The output is a single PDF that reads from start to finish without requiring readers to open separate files. This is useful for distributing quarterly or annual reports that were exported in sections, such as chapters, appendices, or department-specific parts. It also supports creating a unified document for printing, review, or submission to stakeholders. By consolidating the report, you reduce the risk of missing sections and simplify version control. The resulting document is easier to search, reference, and store as one artifact. This capability is especially helpful when reports are produced by different teams or systems that generate separate PDFs.