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This is a simple program to merge PDF files. It simply merges all files with no modification.
Now it have a GUI interface! (Only on Windows)
Quite simple, you can specify files to merge, or merge all files under a directory.
Copyright (C) 2024 MergePdf.CLI
-o, --output Required. Output PDF file, will automatically add .pdf extension
-r, --recursive (Default: false) Find PDF files in given directory
-i, --input Required. Input PDF files or directory
-n, --number (Default: false) Add page number to each page
-f, --font (Default: Aria) Font name for page number
-s, --size (Default: 8) Font size for page number
-l, --location (Default: bm) Location of page number, tl, tm, tr, bl, bm, br
--format Format of page number, $current and $total will be replaced
-v, --verbose (Default: false) Print verbose log
--help Display this help screen.
--version Display version information.
The location of the page number stands for "top left", "top middle", etc.
For the format option, you may need to use ' to quote it on Windows. It support two variables: $total for total pages, and $current for the current page. For example, '$current / $total' may be rendered as 2 / 5.
Note that it will automatically add .pdf extension to the output filename.
For example, you can use the following command to merge all PDFs under .\PDF as merged.pdf.
MergePdf.CLI.exe -o merged -i .\PDFBased on that, you can add some extra arguments if you want to add page numbers on the bottom left of the PDF, with a larger font size and a custom format.
MergePdf.CLI.exe -o merged -i .\PDF -n -l bl -s 18 --format '$current / $total'The core library is MergePdf.Core, and MergePdf.CLI is the command-line client for it.
Just open the project in Visual Studio, and hit Build. I added some publish options to output final artifacts in the Publish/ folder under solution.
- Command line client.
- GUI client using WPF.