Merge Word Documents

Quick answer

To merge Word documents online, add up to 15 .docx files below, drag them into order and click Merge and Download. The tool combines them into one .docx in your browser. It keeps text, headings, lists, tables and pictures, but not headers, footers or page layout.

  • Runs in your browser, nothing uploaded
  • No sign-up
  • Up to 15 .docx files

Click here or Drop files to upload

How to use it

  1. 1 Click the upload area, or drag your .docx files onto it.
  2. 2 Drag the files into the order you want in the merged document.
  3. 3 Click Merge and Download. The merged file saves as merged-file.docx.

What to expect

  • Text, headings, bold and italic, lists, tables and pictures are kept.
  • Headers, footers, page numbers, margins, sections, comments and tracked changes are not carried over, because each file is rebuilt from its content.
  • Older .doc files aren't accepted. Open them in Word and save as .docx first.
  • For an exact, layout-preserving merge, use Word's Insert > Text from File or Merge Docs Pro in Google Docs.

Video walkthrough

Frequently asked questions

Will the merged document keep my formatting?

It keeps text formatting, headings, lists, tables and pictures. Headers, footers, page numbers and page layout are not carried over.

How many Word documents can I merge at once?

Up to 15 .docx files per merge. To combine more, or to keep layout, use Word's Insert > Text from File or the Merge Docs Pro add-on.

Can I merge .doc files?

Not directly. Open each .doc in Word or Google Docs and save it as .docx, then add it here.

Are comments and tracked changes kept?

No. This browser tool rebuilds each file from its content. To keep comments, see how to merge Word documents with comments.