Choose the main PDF and a second PDF to take replacement pages from, then list the page numbers to swap out. Replacement pages are used in order: the first replacement goes into the first listed page, and so on. Runs fully in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
One page changed in a 60-page document? Replace just that page with the corrected version and keep everything else identical.
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Replace individual pages of a PDF with pages from another PDF: list the page numbers, and replacements are used in order — first replacement into the first listed page, and so on.
Legal spot an error in exhibit page 37 of a 90-page bundle the night before filing. The corrected page is exported alone, swapped in here, and the bundle’s other 89 pages are provably untouched.
The rebuilt document copies every main page except the listed ones, which are taken from the replacement file in order. Copies are exact — content, text and quality preserved on both sides — and the page count never changes: a replacement occupies its predecessor’s slot precisely.
Only as many replacements as you list page numbers are used, in order. Extra replacement pages are ignored.
Never — replacement is one-for-one, so numbering, contents pages and references elsewhere stay valid.
Yes — list them in the order the replacement pages should be consumed: 2, 5, 9 takes replacements 1, 2, 3 into those slots.
Merge joins whole documents end to end. Replace surgically swaps individual pages inside one document.
No. Both PDFs are read and rebuilt in your browser.