Fast PDF APP: Merge Documents — App Store rankings
Robert Corbin · Productivity · View on the App Store
About this app
The developer's US App Store description, in full.
Document Packets assembles source PDFs into one organized handoff with a linked contents page, optional dividers, section bookmarks and a companion source map. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open Document Packets from the home screen. Add source PDFs from Files, or explore the clearly labeled sample packet. 2. Name and reorder the sections, select the source page ranges, and choose whether to include section dividers. 3. Build the packet, preview the indexed PDF and share it with the source map. Finished packets remain in the local library until you delete them. Scanning, OCR, page organization, merging, extraction, stamps, signing, redaction, password-protected copies and image export remain available. Packet assembly stops on missing pages rather than silently omitting them, and source files remain untouched. WHAT TO KNOW Up to 20 unencrypted source PDFs, 50 MB per source, 150 MB total input and 400 selected source pages. Imported page sizes and rotations are checked after assembly. A packet is a new PDF: original digital signatures are not preserved, and forms, links and other interactive content need recipient verification. Page numbers are one-based. Source hashes identify exact input bytes without certifying document authenticity. iPhone and iPad.
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