Some PDF documents are very useful in their original format, but there are always those cases where we only want one or two pages, and add something that was left out of the digital inkwell. So why not merge multiple PDF files and create condensed versions that fit our needs? To achieve this, all you have to do is download a copy of PDF Mixer, a free program that will allow you to reorder, insert, and delete whole pages, as well as add content in other formats.
Many users have a love-hate relationship with PDF documents. On one hand, they are great for distributing content, on the other, they present difficulties when we need to edit them. For example, we previously explained how to redact a PDF using LibreOffice, but you can also use that office suite to edit text.
However, today we will explore another form of editing, which is the combination of two or more PDF files, and the creation of condensed versions. If you have to consult the same four or five documents every day, and you also need one or two pages from each, why not create a light edition of all of them with the most useful content? The first step is to download a copy of PDF Mixer.
How to Merge PDF Files and Combine Pages with PDF Mixer
Once installed, we recommend changing the interface language to Spanish, although the process is intuitive enough. The simplest way to merge two or more PDFs is to open the first document, then open the rest of the documents manually, and then save the final file. Instead, to create a reduced PDF you must select and delete the pages you don't need, leaving only the content that interests you.
In the PDF Mixer interface you will find commands to move pages up and down, swap the current position of two pages, rotate a page, insert blank pages (very useful as a placeholder for future edits), and duplicate pages. PDF Mixer also allows you to import images (saved or using a scanner), content from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and text files.
PDF Mixer is free, works offline, does not add watermarks to pages, works with any version of Windows from XP onward, and does not come with any strange extras in the background. If you need to merge PDF files and combine their pages, PDF Mixer will be one of your best allies.
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