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Merge Word Documents into One

Join several Word .docx files into one in the order you choose, with a page break between them or not. Text formatting, tables, lists and pictures are kept. Nothing is uploaded.

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Two or more .docx documents. Drag them into order below.
Nothing is uploaded. The files are joined in this browser tab. Text and its formatting, tables, lists, pictures and links come across. The first document's styles, headers and footers are used for all; footnotes, comments, charts and embedded objects of the later documents are left out, and the result says so.

How to merge Word documents

  1. Choose two or more .docx files.
  2. Drag them into order, or use the arrows.
  3. Choose whether each starts on a new page.
  4. Press Merge and download the joined document.

To join PDFs instead, use Merge PDF. To check what differs between two versions, use Compare Word documents.

Frequently asked questions

What is kept from each document?

The text with its formatting, paragraph styles, tables, lists, pictures and links. Each document keeps its own page size and orientation. The first document’s styles, headers and footers are used for the whole file.

What is not carried over?

Headers and footers, footnotes, comments, charts and embedded objects of the second and later documents. The result tells you when a document had any of them.

Can I join them without page breaks?

Yes. Turn off “Start each document on a new page” and each document follows straight after the one before.

Are my documents uploaded?

No. The files are joined in this browser tab and never leave your device.