Merge 2 PDFs - Quick Combiner for Make
PDF4me Merge 2 PDFs module delivers automated combination of two PDF documents into one unified file within Make scenarios through sequential concatenation. This essential document joining service merges reports, invoices, contracts, and business documents—enabling document compilation, file consolidation, report assembly, and unified document workflows across cloud storage platforms and business applications.
Authenticating Your API Request
To access the PDF4me Web API through Make, every request must include proper authentication credentials. Authentication ensures secure communication and validates your identity as an authorized user, enabling seamless integration between your Make scenarios and PDF4me's powerful PDF merging services.
Key Features
- Two-File Merging: Combine exactly two PDF documents
- Sequential Concatenation: Preserves document order
- Complete Document Merge: All pages from both PDFs included
- Single Output: Creates one unified PDF file
- Bookmark Preservation: Maintains document structure
Parameters
Complete list of parameters for the Merge 2 PDFs module.
Important: Parameters marked with an asterisk (***) are required and must be provided for the module to function correctly.
| Parameter | Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| First File Name*** | String | First PDF Filename | report_part1.pdf |
| First Document*** | Buffer | First PDF Content | [PDF Buffer 1] |
| Second File Name*** | String | Second PDF Filename | report_part2.pdf |
| Second Document*** | Buffer | Second PDF Content | [PDF Buffer 2] |
Output
- Table
- JSON
Table View
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | String | Output merged PDF filename |
| Doc Data | Buffer | Merged PDF in Buffer format |
JSON Response
{
"Name": "merged_report.pdf",
"Doc Data": "[Buffer - Merged PDF]"
}