Falcon Merge review
A private web merger that preserves links and fields while removing document metadata.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Falcon Merge is a browser-based PDF combining tool from Enso Art Studio for people who want to merge two or more PDF files without sending them to a remote service. Files are processed locally in the browser, then the combined PDF can be downloaded. Users can arrange file rows to set the merge order, making the product suited to straightforward document assembly where privacy and metadata cleanup matter more than broader PDF editing.
The free Browser plan costs INR 0 today and includes browser-based PDF operations, no account or card requirement, and no rate limit today. The planned Bundle is listed at INR 49 per month and adds unlimited browser operations, priority during peak load, and planned Falcon Verified anti-tamper stamps. That tier is not currently purchasable, so the live offering is the free browser tool. The product has no cloud storage and is available on the web.
Its strongest distinction is the combination of local processing and document cleanup. Falcon Merge preserves page content, internal links, and form fields while stripping authoring metadata, edit history, EXIF, and embedded thumbnails. It is a focused choice for privacy-conscious users merging complete PDF files. Choose it when file-level ordering, local browser processing, and cleanup are the priorities. Choose an alternative when you need page-level selection or reordering, a non-web application, cloud storage, or a currently available paid tier.
Falcon Merge pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Processes files locally in the browser without an account
- Preserves page content, internal links, and form fields
- Strips authoring metadata, edit history, EXIF, and thumbnails
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits use to a browser
- No page-level selection or reordering is documented
- The INR 49 Bundle is planned rather than currently purchasable
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