Worked example: Combine two documents and verify page order
Tested October 17, 2026 with synthetic, non-sensitive files on this website. The files below are the inputs and actual browser-downloaded outputs from that test.
Build one reading copy from a two-page document A and a one-page document B. The pages are visibly labeled so that omissions and ordering mistakes are easy to spot.
Try the example
- Download A and B below.
- Choose A first, then B; verify that A precedes B in the file list.
- Merge and download the result. Check all three page labels.
What we observed
- The output had three pages in this order: ALPHA PAGE ONE, ALPHA PAGE TWO, BETA PAGE THREE.
- The labels and page borders remained present in the downloaded result.
When this is useful
Combining ordinary document pages into one reading or sharing copy.
Limits of this example
These samples contain no interactive forms, digital signatures, or encryption. This test does not establish preservation of those features. A merged copy should not replace a signed original.
Check your own output
Add the input page counts and compare the sum with the output. Inspect the boundary between documents and the final page. If the list order is wrong, reset and select the files again in the intended order.