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Open in Chrome
Visit mergepdf.dev in Chrome on your Android device. No app download needed.
No app download required
Merge PDF on Android — Right in Chrome
Skip the app store. Merge PDFs directly in Chrome on your Android phone or tablet. Works with Google Drive, local storage, and all file providers. Free and private.
Works in Chrome
No App Needed
Google Drive Ready
Touch Friendly
Tap to select PDFs from your Android
Works with Google Drive, local storage, and all file providers
PDF files only · Works on Android phones & tablets
Files stay on your Android device. Processing happens in Chrome.
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PDFs merged on your Android!
Android-optimized
How to merge PDFs on Android
Built for touch. Works perfectly on Android phones and tablets.
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Select from storage
Tap to choose PDFs from Google Drive, local storage, Dropbox, or any file provider.
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Reorder with touch
Drag files with your finger to arrange them. Touch gestures work smoothly.
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Download merged PDF
Tap Merge PDFs. The combined file downloads to your Android device automatically.
Why merge PDFs on Android in browser instead of apps
PDF merger apps on Google Play often come with ads, require subscriptions, or have file limits. Some upload your documents to their servers, which is a privacy risk. This browser-based tool works right in Chrome — no app download, no subscription, no upload. Just open the site and merge. Got an iPhone too? See merge PDF on iPhone for iOS instructions.
How it works on Android
Chrome on Android supports modern JavaScript libraries like pdf-lib. When you select PDFs, they load into Chrome's memory. The merging happens right on your Android device — nothing gets sent to a server. The merged PDF then downloads to your device's Downloads folder or wherever you choose. Curious how this works technically? See our guide on how browser-based PDF merging works.
Accessing PDFs on Android
When you tap to select files, Android shows all available file providers: Google Drive for cloud files, Downloads for local storage, Dropbox if installed, OneDrive, Samsung My Files, or any other file manager app. You can merge PDFs from any of these sources.
Touch gestures for reordering
The drag-to-reorder feature works great with touch on Android. Long-press a file card, then drag it up or down to change the order. It's smooth and responsive — feels natural on Android devices.
Saving merged PDFs on Android
After merging, Chrome downloads the PDF to your device. You'll see a notification. Tap it to open the file, or find it in Downloads folder. You can then move it to Google Drive, share it via WhatsApp or Gmail, or save it anywhere you want.
Works on Android tablets too
Everything works the same on Android tablets. The larger screen makes it easier to see your files and drag them around. Chrome on tablets has the same capabilities as phones.
Which Android browsers work
Chrome: Best performance, recommended. Firefox: Works great, slightly different UI. Samsung Internet: Perfect on Samsung devices. Edge: Chromium-based, works well. Any modern browser on Android should work fine.
Related tools
Also check out: merge PDFs on iPhone, merge PDFs offline, or merge PDFs without upload.
Questions about merging PDFs on Android
Yes. Use mergepdf.dev in Chrome on Android. No app download needed.
Just open the site, select PDFs from your device or Google Drive, and merge them.
Yes. When you tap to select files, Android shows all file providers including Google Drive,
local storage, Dropbox, and OneDrive. Pick PDFs from any source.
Chrome, Firefox, Samsung Internet, and any Chromium-based browser on Android work perfectly.
Chrome is recommended for best performance.
Android 7.0 or newer with a modern browser. Most Android phones from the last few years work fine.
Chrome downloads it to your Downloads folder by default. You'll see a notification.
Tap to open, or find it in your file manager.