Skip to main content

How to convert multiple files to PDF.

With PDFelement, you get the ability to create a single document from multiple files using the intuitive interface of this tool. Users can combine multiple files as well as batch-create PDF documents from other formats using this comprehensive tool. Here is how you can create batch PDF documents and combine multiple files into one:

Combine PDF

Step 1

After launching PDFelement on your device, access its homepage and click on the “Combine Files” option located within.

A screenshot of the homepage interface highlighting the combine files option.
A screenshot of the homepage interface highlighting the combine files option.

Step 2

In the following interface, hit the “Add Files” button to import multiple files into the interface.

A screenshot of the file selection dialog displaying added PDF files.
A screenshot of the file selection dialog displaying added PDF files.

Step 3

Once the files are added, configure settings such as “Page Size” and “File name,” and press the “Apply” button located at the bottom.

A screenshot of the settings panel showing configuration options ready to be applied.
A screenshot of the settings panel showing configuration options ready to be applied.

Step 4

A multiple-page PDF will be created in the following interface for you to click on your desired page to proceed.

A screenshot of the PDF creation interface showing multi-page output settings.
A screenshot of the PDF creation interface showing multi-page output settings.

Create Batch PDF

Step 1

When you have launched the tool on your device, access its homepage and click on the “Batch Create” option.

A screenshot of the homepage interface highlighting the batch create option.
A screenshot of the homepage interface highlighting the batch create option.

Step 2

Click on the “Add Files” button to add your other format files and choose the “Output Format” from the options provided. Click the “Apply” button to create a PDF document from multiple format files successfully.

A screenshot of the batch creation interface showing added files and applied settings.
A screenshot of the batch creation interface showing added files and applied settings.

```