ONE DOCUMENT. EVERYTHING IN ORDER.
Merge Word Documents Online
Bring your documents together. Choose your files, arrange the order and download one finished file.
Drop the files you want to bring together
DOCX, DOC and PDF · up to 20 files · 25 MB each
Files stay on your device.A SIMPLE WORKFLOW
How to merge Word documents online
Add your documents
Choose or drop up to 20 DOC, DOCX or PDF files. Each file can be up to 25 MB. Your files are processed locally.
Put files in order
Drag files into the sequence you want, or use the move buttons. The first document supplies the merged Word document’s headers and footers.
Merge and download
Choose DOCX or PDF, then merge. Each document begins on a new page. Download the result and review it before sharing.
How to combine Word documents
Combine and merge mean the same thing here: several files become one document. Arrange complete documents, such as a cover letter, report and appendix, in the order you want readers to see them.
Can I merge DOC files too?
Yes. Older DOC files are converted for processing. The merged result is saved as DOCX or PDF; this tool does not export the older DOC format.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I merge Word documents for free?
Add your files, arrange their order, select an output format and choose Merge. One successful merge uses one of the 10 daily processing tasks; failed attempts do not use a task.
How do I merge multiple Word documents into one PDF?
Add the documents and select PDF as the output format. You can also combine Word documents with existing PDFs in the same ordered merge.
What happens to headers and footers?
A merged Word document uses the first document’s headers and footers. Each input document starts on a new page. Check the downloaded result before distributing it.
Are my documents uploaded?
No. Document content is processed in your browser’s memory and is not uploaded to our servers. Download your result before closing or clearing your workspace. Recent files store only local file information, so reopening requires selecting the original file again.