Seems reasonable to me.The interface doesn't tell you how many pages the total document will be, there is just a running tally at the bottom of the screen showing how many pages you've combined into how many pdfs over the history of your installation. For a more difficult test, I just combined 114 pdfs-114 MB of files total - to 1800 pages in a single 142.3 MB file and it took 70 seconds. Wait for a seconds and you will get a download. Click 'Upload and Merge' to start uploading and PDF combination process. Remove unwanted PDF files by clicking 'Remove file' button. Drag and drop your desired PDF files on the drop zone.
All 3 worked as intended, and Job 3 took about 3 seconds on my MacBook Pro 2 GHz Intel Core i7. PDF Merge Free is the best service online to turn your PDF files into one document. Job 3 was 50 pages total from 2 text pdfs and 7 mixed text-and-graphics (2.1 MB total for the combined files). Job 2 was 7 jpgs, each rotated 180 degrees since the scans were upside-down, and saved to 1 pdf. To combine multiple JPEG format image to one JPEG/PDF, various techniques and technologies are available. Output looked like originals and combined file size was appropriate. Could easi ly re-order pages, add blank pages, and group rotate pages.
Version 3.0 worked great on 10.6.8! Very spartan interface, but intuitive and functional. Nice free utility that easily does its job.
