Open the PDF you want to use as the foundation for the combined file and select All tools > Organize pages.
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Insert one PDF into another
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5 Nov 2025
Learn how to quickly insert pages from one PDF file into another PDF document using Adobe Acrobat.
Select Insert > From file from the left pane.
Select the PDF you want to insert and select Open.
In the Insert Pages dialog box, specify where to insert the document:
- Before or after the first page
- Before or after the last page
- Before or after a designated page number
Select the Location dropdown menu and choose the desired option.
Select OK.
To keep the original PDF unchanged, choose Save As and enter a new name for the merged file.
Nota:
You can also add an existing file to an opened PDF. Drag the file icon directly into the Pages panel in the navigation pane.