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Why one PDF for exam season?
Slides uploaded week by week to Canvas, Moodle or Blackboard end up scattered across downloads folders and devices. One PDF opens on any tablet, searches instantly with Ctrl+F and prints in one go.
You decide the order: week 1, week 2, and so on, with past papers at the end for practice.
Too big to handle?
A full semester of slides can get heavy. After merging, run Compress PDF to shrink it, and drop title slides or duplicates with Edit PDF pages.
How to use Combine Lecture Slides and Notes into One PDF for Finals
- 1
Add your notes
Drop up to 20 PDF slide decks and handouts into the box above.
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Set the order
Use the arrows to put weeks in order and past papers last.
- 3
Merge and download
Click “Merge PDFs” and download your single study file.
Tips
- Prefix file names with numbers (01-week.pdf, 02-week.pdf) to sort them faster.
- Turn photos of handwritten notes into a PDF with JPG to PDF first, then merge.
- The total limit is 300 pages; split very long courses into two files.
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Frequently asked questions
How many files can I combine?
Up to 20 PDFs and 300 pages in total per merge, with 10 MB per file.
Will the slide order change?
No. The output follows exactly the order you set in the list.
Are my notes shared with anyone?
No. Files are only reachable from your session and are deleted automatically when they expire.
Does it work on a phone or iPad?
Yes, it runs in any modern mobile browser with no app to install.