Upload the base PDF and the insert PDF
The first file stays the main document. The second file supplies the pages to insert.
Insert PDF pages
Insert pages from another PDF without leaving the browser.
Choose a base PDF, pick the pages to insert from a second file, set where they should land, and export one combined result locally.
Insert pages into PDF is for the cases where merge is too broad and a document mostly stays the same. You keep one base PDF, choose the pages from another file, and place them exactly where they belong.
That works well for updated appendices, revised cover pages, added exhibits, or a fresh set of signed pages that needs to land inside an existing document.
Runs in your browserNo server uploadsPrivate by design
Job summary
Preflight- Source files
- 0
- Total pages
- 0
- Selected pages
- 0
- Estimated output
- 0 B
Choose a base PDF, pick the pages to insert from a second file, set where they should land, and export one combined result locally.
Output file name: —
Preflight
Add files to begin.
How it works
Step-by-step tool workflow
Choose the inserted pages and position
Select which pages from the second PDF should be inserted and choose after which base page they should appear.
Download one updated PDF
PDFre creates a new PDF with the inserted pages in the spot you chose.
Why it feels trustworthy
- The core processing flow runs locally in your browser.
- You can review files or pages before downloading the result.
- The page copy explains browser-only edge cases instead of hiding them.
Known limits
- This workflow expects one base PDF and one insert PDF at a time.
- Encrypted PDFs must be unlocked before the pages can be inserted.
Common questions
Do I have to insert every page from the second PDF?
No. You can keep the second file focused and select only the pages you want to insert.
Can I insert pages before the first page?
Yes. Set the insertion point to 0 and PDFre will place the selected pages at the front of the base PDF.
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