pdfjoin

joins PDF files

TLDR

Join PDFs

$ pdfjoin [file1.pdf] [file2.pdf]

Join with output name

$ pdfjoin -o [output.pdf] [file1.pdf] [file2.pdf]

Join specific pages

$ pdfjoin [file.pdf] [1-5] [file2.pdf] [2,4,6]

Join all PDFs in directory

$ pdfjoin [*.pdf]

Rotated pages

$ pdfjoin --rotateoversize false [file1.pdf] [file2.pdf]

SYNOPSIS

pdfjoin [-o output] [options] file1 [pages] file2 [pages] ...

pdfjoin joins PDF files. It combines multiple PDFs into one.
Part of pdfjam utilities. Uses LaTeX pdfpages package.
Page selection supported. Specify ranges or individual pages.
Preserves PDF quality. No recompression.

PARAMETERS

-o FILE

Output filename.

--rotateoversize BOOL

Rotate oversized pages.

--paper SIZE

Paper size (a4, letter).

--landscape

Landscape orientation.

--tidy

Remove temp files.

End of options.

CAVEATS

Requires LaTeX installation. Part of pdfjam package. Large files may be slow.

HISTORY

pdfjoin is part of pdfjam, a collection of shell scripts for PDF manipulation using LaTeX.