Office guide
Merge scanned PDFs into one packet
Scanned files often arrive from different apps and devices. Merge them only after fixing orientation and removing unusable pages.
Quick answer
- Answer
- Organize scanned receipts, forms, and approvals into a single readable PDF. Use this workflow when you need to create a reimbursement packet without guessing which tool or review step comes next.
- When to use it
- It adds context beyond a tool button: rotate sideways scans, then name files in the final order, with mistakes and FAQs tied to bundle signed scan pages.
- Best next step
- Start with rotate sideways scans, then open the related tool only after the source file or text is ready.
Common use cases
- •Create a reimbursement packet
- •Bundle signed scan pages
- •Prepare a client document set
Steps
- 1Rotate sideways scans
- 2Name files in the final order
- 3Merge and then compress if needed
Mistakes to avoid
- •Do not merge duplicate scans
- •Do not leave camera-roll photos mixed with PDF scans if a cleaner PDF is required
FAQ
Should I use images to PDF instead?
Use Images to PDF if your scans are JPG, PNG, or WebP files.
Why is the merged file large?
Scanned pages are usually image-heavy, so compression after merging may help.