ZIP to PDF

Turn a ZIP archive of documents into one merged PDF

Sometimes what you have is not one file but a folder's worth: a client sends a ZIP with a scanned form, a couple of Word documents, and a spreadsheet, and you need to hand the whole thing over as one readable file instead of five separate downloads. Emailing a ZIP also risks it landing in a spam filter or confusing a reader who does not want to extract anything.

You upload the .zip archive, and the tool opens it, converts every file inside that it supports, and stitches the results together into a single PDF ordered by file name. Anything inside the archive that is not a supported document or image type is skipped rather than causing the whole job to fail. As with the other converters here, there is nothing to configure; you get one PDF back, built on the site's own servers over a secure connection, with the uploaded archive removed within 60 minutes.

Check the page order once the PDF comes back, since files are merged alphabetically by name rather than by the order you originally saved them or any date. Large archives with dozens of files take longer to process, so allow extra time before assuming something went wrong. If you only have one document to convert, skip the archive step and use the converter built for that file type instead.