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Nano PDF Editor is a minimalist, portable PDF viewer and toolkit that focuses on simplicity, speed, and ease of integration for applications that need basic PDF rendering without heavy dependencies. It provides core functionality such as page navigation, zooming, text selection, and rendering directly to native graphics surfaces, making it suitable for lightweight PDF viewing scenarios on desktop or embedded platforms. Designed to be easily embedded into larger software projects, Nano-PDF has a small code footprint and straightforward APIs that developers can call from common languages, helping it fit into text editors, document explorers, or custom user interfaces with minimal effort. ...

Vanilla.PDF is a modern, high-performance, open-source C++17 SDK designed for creating, editing, signing, and analyzing PDF documents across multiple platforms. It requires no external runtime dependencies, making it lightweight and ideal for embedding into desktop applications, servers, or automation pipelines. The SDK offers full cross-platform support including Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android, with builds available for major compilers and architectures. Vanilla.PDF supports advanced PDF features such as adding CMS (PKCS#7) digital signatures, modifying content streams and metadata, and working with encryption and permissions based on standard PDF security models. ...

Split and merge PDF files with PDFsam, an easy-to-use desktop tool with graphical, command line and web interface.

A simple tool to rearrange/merge/delete pages from PDF files. The modular backend system uses either JPedal or JPod to display PDFs and iText or Apache PDFBox to save them. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Development of this project has moved to GitHub. Please check https://github.com/mgropp/pdfjumbler for current releases! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The library is intended for developers, for inclusion in desktop applications or server services. There are lots of SDKs on the market creating (merging) PDFs (almost all of them have limitations). Our Windows library (MergePDFByNMI.dll) only merges standard PDF files (there are several PDF formats). You can send the input PDFs (by file name or by byte array) and you can have the final PDF (saved on a file or get back on a byte array).