Combine invoices, statements, reports, and receipts into a single send-ready packet. Drag in any number of PDFs, reorder, optionally add a branded cover sheet with a table of contents, and download.
01 — What you create
Drag in invoices, bank statements, GST returns, payroll summaries, and reports. The tool prepends a branded cover with a table of contents, optionally drops a divider between each source file, and renders every page at your chosen quality.
Q1 2026 — Financial packet
Invoices, bank statements, and management report
9 files · 47 pages
Prepared 23 May 2026
TABLE OF CONTENTS
+ each source PDF rendered in full after the cover sheet
Scanned invoices, multi-page batches, multi-currency stacks, and direct push into your accounting system. Free for 30 days, no card required.
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02 — How it works
Auditors, lenders, and boards expect a single PDF — not a folder. Building that packet by hand (open, print-to-PDF, repeat) wastes an afternoon. Drag everything in, pick a title, and download the assembled packet in under a minute. Nothing leaves your browser.
Drag a folder of invoices, bank statements, reports — or click to browse. The tool reads each file's page count and size in the browser. Nothing uploads.
Re-order with up/down arrows. Add a packet title and subtitle for the cover; the table of contents builds automatically from the file order.
One click renders every page at your chosen quality, prepends the cover, and saves a single PDF. Drafts get dividers between files; every page gets a footer if you want it.
03 — Built for finance packets
Drop any number of PDFs at once. Each row shows its filename, page count, and size. Up/down arrows re-order before merging.
Auto-generated cover with title, subtitle, prepared-by, date, and a table of contents listing every source file with its page count. Skip if you just want a raw merge.
Optional lightweight divider page between each source file ("FILE 2 OF 9 — Citi bank statement…"). Easy navigation in long packets.
Draft (small file size), Standard (good default), High, and Print (sharpest for physical printing). Trade file size for fidelity.
Keep each page at its source size, or scale everything to A4 or US Letter for a uniform look. Force portrait or landscape if you need consistency.
Files never upload. Merging runs entirely on your machine using the same PDF stack that powers the other Sonchoy tools. Nothing hits a server, ever.
Bulk OCR, batch invoicing, multi-party e-signing, redaction, audit logs — pdfFiller picks up where Sonchoy ends. Free for 30 days, no credit card.
Run 100+ invoices, statements, or conversions in one go.
Turn paper invoices into searchable, exportable data.
Multi-party signatures with full audit trails.
Mask sensitive ledger lines before sending to auditors.
04 — Common questions
In this tool, no — every page is rasterised to a JPEG before being written into the output PDF. That means the merged file is a sequence of images, not text. The trade-off is that merging works uniformly across every kind of source (including scanned, secured, or oddly-encoded PDFs) without needing a second PDF library. If you need a fully-searchable merge, run the source PDFs through an OCR step first or open the merged file in a PDF editor that supports OCR.
Roughly proportional to the source page count × the chosen quality scale squared. Standard (1.5×) typically yields ~80–120 KB per page; High (2.0×) ~150–220 KB per page; Print (2.5×) ~250–350 KB per page. For a 50-page packet, Standard is a sensible default that opens quickly in mail clients and previews.
The merge engine processes one page at a time and frees memory as it goes, so 200+ page packets work — they just take longer. Watch the progress bar; the rendering stage shows "Page X of N" so you know roughly how long is left.
Only if the password is the open password and the PDF allows content extraction. If the PDF is fully locked, the read step fails and the file is marked as "read failed" in the list — remove it or unlock it before merging. The PDF Unlock tool can help if you have the password.
Never. Every step (file read, page rasterisation, output assembly) runs in your browser using JavaScript libraries that ship in the page bundle. The merged PDF is generated as a Blob in memory and saved via the browser's normal "Save File" mechanism. Nothing is uploaded to Sonchoy or any third party.
Packet title (large), optional subtitle, prepared-by name, prepared-date, the total file count and source page count, and a numbered list of every file with its page count (this becomes a "table of contents" with the right option enabled). Skip the cover entirely if you want a no-frills merge.
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