Place pages from one or more PDFs onto a single canvas, arrange them freely, and export the result as one PDF. You can strip white backgrounds so only the drawn content comes in, erase individual lines and shapes, then position, resize, rotate, snap, and crop each piece. Most PDF tools can merge files back to back; stitching them onto one sheet is what Nanodoc does that they do not.
No sign-up required • No watermark • Files never leave your device
Open the Stitch tool.
Add pages from your PDFs. Optionally remove white backgrounds on import.
Drag, resize, and rotate each tile; use snapping and alignment tools to line things up.
Erase any individual elements you do not want.
Export the canvas as a single PDF, or open it in the editor to keep working.
Combining appends whole pages one after another into one document. Stitching places multiple pages onto the same sheet, so you can build one large layout, like a plan set assembled from separate sheets, or put several scanned pages side by side.
Anyone who needs several PDF pages on one sheet. It gets heavy use on construction drawings, where plan sets arrive split across sheets that belong together, but it works the same for scans, schematics, and handouts.
Yes. Stitch is part of Nanodoc and completely free, like every other feature.