Combine into One Page
Stitch all pages into one long (or wide) page.
About this tool
Combine into One Page stacks the pages of a PDF into a single tall page — or places them side by side in one wide page. The result scrolls like a web page or a long screenshot, with no page breaks.
It's handy for reading on phones, posting long documents as one image-like page, preparing continuous rolls for plotters, or comparing pages next to each other. You can add a gap between pages and choose which pages to include.
Pages are placed as vectors, so text stays selectable. PDF readers limit a page to about 5 m (200 in), so very long documents are scaled down to fit that limit.
Engines: pdf-lib
How to use
- 1
Upload a PDF.
- 2
Choose vertical or horizontal, the gap and the pages to include.
- 3
Click Combine and download the single-page PDF.
Use cases
Mobile reading
Scroll through a document continuously without page jumps.
Long infographics
Join design sections into one tall page.
Plotter rolls
Send a continuous strip to a roll printer.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a length limit?
PDF pages can be at most 200 inches (about 5 m). Longer results are scaled down proportionally to fit.
Do pages of different widths line up?
They are centred on the widest page (or the tallest, for horizontal layouts).
Can I convert the result to an image?
Yes — continue with PDF to PNG or PDF to JPG.