Need to "stitch" together multiple pdfs, which software is out there?

[Nvidiaguy07]

I used nitro pro in the past, but that wasnt free, and after the trial would constantly beg for money.

All I want is to take the ~10 different scans I did and make then one big pdf. I dont really care if I cant put chapters or anything for easy nav, but that would be a cool bonus.

I prefer to use open-source software when possible, so if theres anything like that that would be my number 1 choice.

Lemme know what you think, thanks!

EDIT: NVM found pdfSAM (split and merge), that looks like itll work. Will report back.

 

[Micrornd]

https://www.pdfill.com/download.html

Does exactly what you want and is free.

 

[WebDesigners]

There are a lot of online tools, where you can upload your PDF files and "stitch" them together for free.
www.pdfmerge.com
http://pdfjoiner.com/

 

[Mushkins]

pdfSAM is another great one we use here in the office.

 

[corkyg]

You can probably do that with Nitro Reader - it is free!

https://www.gonitro.com/pro/try/nitroreader

And, you are familiar with the product's ancestry.

 

[ringtail]

past 3 weeks I've been using ICE CREAM (free) which works WONDERFULLY well, but then again it's dodgey . . . you can't acertain WHAT revision level you installed.

a) it WORKS like a champ,

b) it's free,

c) I'm uncomfortable about possibility it might be doing bad things,

bloody d) in which case I'll have to (yet again) alert Kaspersky to send a few of its heavily armed, martial arts expert and unimaginably ugly burly Russian thugs to that guy's house to DEAL WITH him definitively

his friggin Ice Cream PDF split/merge better not be spying on me . . . or you . . .

 

[Mike64]

You can probably do that with Nitro Reader - it is free!

I'm pretty sure you need the not-free Pro version to combine existing PDFs.