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Bundle multiple PDFs into a single archive · 100% local, never uploaded
PDF to ZIP Bundler
Tap to browse PDFs
or drag & drop · multiple files supported
100% Private
All processing happens in your browser. Nothing is ever uploaded.
Smart Compression
4 levels from no-compression store to maximum DEFLATE shrinkage.
Full Control
Rename files, reorder them, wrap in a subfolder — all before zipping.
Bundle any number of PDFs into a single .zip file right in your browser. Reorder, rename, and organize into a subfolder before you download. Nothing is uploaded — the archive is built locally with fflate.
How to Bundle PDFs into a ZIP
Add your PDFs: Drag & drop or tap to browse. Add as many as you like — the list appears below the dropzone.
Reorder and rename: Use the up/down arrows to change position. Click a filename to edit it.
Set options: Pick a compression level, optionally wrap files in a subfolder, and name the archive.
Download: Hit the Zip button and the .zip downloads instantly. Nothing was uploaded.
Why Bundle PDFs into a ZIP?
One attachment instead of ten
Email clients hate multiple attachments. Send one clean archive instead.
Keep files organized
A zip is a portable folder. Wrap monthly invoices, contracts, or exam papers into a single labelled bundle.
Faster uploads to cloud storage
One file uploads faster than dozens over slow or unstable connections.
Preserve order
PDFs inside a ZIP keep the order you set — great for handing off a numbered document set.
💡 Pro Tips
PDFs are already compressed: Most PDFs are compressed internally, so DEFLATE usually saves only a few percent. Pick Store for speed on large batches.
Use a subfolder for clarity: Wrapping the archive in a folder like invoices/ prevents files from spilling into the recipient's Downloads folder when unzipped.
Include a manifest: Turn on the manifest option to include a plain-text list of every file inside the archive.
Combine with Compress: If your PDFs are heavy, run each through Compress PDF first — you'll shrink the archive far more than max DEFLATE would.
FAQ
No. Everything runs in your browser using fflate. Your PDFs never leave your device — there is no upload, no server, no logging.