PDF Combine Pro Video & Key Features

Quick answer: PDF Combine Pro combines DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT, XLS, HTML, TIFF, JPEG, PNG and PDF files into one PDF. Select the files in the folder tree, click Combine to PDF, set options such as page numbers, watermarks, bookmarks from file names, digital signatures or user permissions, then click Start. It outputs PDF, PDF/A or non-searchable PDF, runs fully offline, and supports the command line for automation.

Why Should You Try PDF Combine Pro

PDF Combine Pro is unique. No other program can combine so many file types into one PDF and offer so many additional options.
Supported file types include DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT, XLS, XLSX, HTML, HTM, MHT, PS, EPS, PRN, PDF, TIFF, JPEG, PNG
Produces PDF, PDF/A, non-searchable PDF. PDF Combine
Adds page numbers or watermarks
Creates bookmarks based on files' names
Adds your digital signature
Applies user permissions
Fatures great interface and full command line support

PDF Combine Pro Customer Reviews 2026

Rate ItRated 4.7/5 based on customer reviews

"The video tutorial made it easy to see exactly where to set bookmarks and page numbers before combining our case files. We regularly merge DOC, XLS, and scanned JPEG exhibits into one searchable PDF for filings, and watching the walkthrough first saved us from fumbling through the options menu."

5 Star Victoria Hammond Executive Assistant, Corporate Law Firm

"We combine customer files in every format imaginable — DOC, TIFF, PNG, HTML — into one print-ready PDF, and no other tool we tried handled that many file types in a single merge. The tutorial's demo of the digital signature and watermark options answered questions the help file didn't cover clearly."

5 Star Felix Andersson Print Shop Owner, Small Business

"We merge project specs, RTF notes, and JPEG site photos into one client-ready PDF, and PDF Combine Pro handles all of it including automation from the command line. The tutorial video is a bit short on the permissions settings, but the folder-tree selection step it shows made setup much faster than guessing."

4 Star Renata Silva Office Administrator, Architecture Studio

PDF Combine Pro — FAQ ▼

What file types can PDF Combine Pro combine into one PDF?

PDF Combine Pro merges DOC, DOCX, RTF, TXT, XLS, XLSX, HTML, HTM, MHT, PS, EPS, PRN, PDF, TIFF, JPEG, and PNG files into a single PDF. You can mix several formats in one job.

How do I combine files into one PDF with PDF Combine Pro?

Run the program, check the files in the folder tree, click the Combine to PDF button, set the output options, then click Start. Every selected file is joined into one PDF.

Can PDF Combine Pro merge files in batch?

Yes. Select a whole folder or many individual files and they are combined in a single run. There is no limit on the number of files you can merge.

Can I add page numbers, watermarks, and bookmarks?

Yes. PDF Combine Pro adds page numbers or watermarks, creates bookmarks based on file names, applies a digital signature, and can set user permissions on the output PDF.

What PDF output formats are supported?

PDF Combine Pro produces standard PDF, PDF/A for archiving, and non-searchable PDF. You choose the output type in the settings wizard before merging.

Does PDF Combine Pro work without uploading files online?

Yes. PDF Combine Pro runs entirely on your Windows PC. Your files are never uploaded to any server, which keeps confidential documents private.

Does PDF Combine Pro support the command line?

Yes. It features full command-line support, so you can automate merging jobs in .bat scripts and run them with Windows Task Scheduler.

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