Merge PDFs to begin the merging process. Merge PDF files in One Click on Your PC, Mac, or Linux Machine It takes only a few seconds, and it's free! You can import multiple pages quickly and easily. 1. On your PC, open a new document to open it using the default settings. 2. Click PDF → PDF Merge → Get multiple pages. 3. Fill out the required fields and pick the file format you want to process. 4. Select “Convert and combine pages in one click.” 5. Click Close. If you want to change the size of the folder you need to merge, click on the Merge Options button. 6. To get an overview of what's going on, click View merged PDFs. 7. If you want to create a PDF copy of the merging process, select Process PDFs. Click Done and the final file will be saved in the same location as the original. The best possible way to extract a PDF and merge with Adobe Reader Jul 13, 2025 — Acrobat can convert a PDF to PDF format, but it isn't much use if you want to extract it and send it to a printing service or to a colleague for editing. I've created my own converter that is extremely powerful and will work with any format. It runs on most PC and macOS versions and can extract to a local folder, or to PDF, DOC, XLS, PSD and PPT formats. See the details below, and take a look at the detailed tutorial. How to Extract and Process PDFs for Free with Acrobat Reader X If you have Acrobat Reader 10 or later, you can extract PDFs to local folders, and use them to open from your own device. You can also process these PDFs right within Adobe Reader. Acrobat Reader 8 and below don't have a way to process PDFs, although the PDF Extracting feature is included in Acrobat Reader 7.x and below. Here are three different ways for extracting, combining, and creating PDF files in Acrobat Reader X: 1. To extract a PDF to a local folder Acrobat Reader 7 or later, Acrobat Reader X 9.x or later, or Acrobat Reader X 10 and above will recognize all text of all PDFs. To extract a Word document, for example, to a Word document, click the button labeled Save as. Click the Word document, select the text, and then save the document.