PDFBinder

PDFBinder is a lightweight software application developed specifically for helping you merge multiple PDF files into a single PDF item using a set of straightforward actions. It can be deployed on all Windows versions out there.

Unadorned interface

After a fast and simple installation process where you only need to press on a few ‘Next’ buttons in order to complete the task, you are welcomed by a clean and simple layout. All configuration parameters are integrated into a single window so you are not going to spend a lot of time tweaking the dedicated options.

Merging capabilities

PDFBinder offers you the possibility to drag and drop PDF files directly in the main window or import documents via the built-in browse button. The tool does not offer detailed information about each file, only its location and file type.
Other important options worth being mentioned enable you to arrange the PDF files in the output document in a certain order by moving items up or down, remove the selected files in case you do not want them to be included in the final PDF, as well as bind multiple files by specifying the filename and saving directory.
Tests have pointed out that PDFBinder carries out a task quickly and without errors. It offers very good output quality without altering the original PDF content. It does not eat up a lot of CPU and memory resources so the overall performance of the computer is not affected.

Final remarks

To sum things up, PDFBinder has to offer nothing more than basic features for helping you bind multiple PDF files, and is suitable especially for less experienced users who do not have the time to go through lengthy and complex configuration settings. However, professionals may be disappointed by the poor support for advanced options.
You cannot preview PDF files directly in the main window so you need to appeal to a third-party viewer, select the exact pages that you want to process from a PDF files, password-protect documents, and allow printing, editing, and other modifications made to the output PDF, just to name a few suggestions.