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Merge DOCX
Combine multiple DOCX files into one clean document.
About this tool
What is Merge DOCX?
Merge DOCX combines several Word documents into a single document. It reads the text from each file and builds a fresh DOCX, which makes it useful for joining the sections of a group project into one draft. Because the output is rebuilt, original styling is simplified.
Useful when you need to
- Join group-member sections into one report draft
- Combine chapters written in separate files
- Put a cover letter and an essay into one document
- Collect several short assignments into a single submission file
How to use
How to use Merge DOCX
01 02 Check the order
Arrange the files so they appear in the order you want in the final document.
03 Merge
Run the merge to create a new combined DOCX.
04 Review and restyle
Open the result in Word and apply your final fonts, headings and page numbers, since formatting is simplified.
Tips
Get better results
- Treat the output as a draft. Do your final formatting after merging.
- Images and complex layouts may not carry across, so check each section.
- If you need to keep exact original formatting, merge inside Word instead.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will my fonts and headings be kept?
The merged file is built from the extracted text, so original styling is simplified. Re-apply headings and fonts in Word.
Can I merge PDF files instead?
Yes, use Merge PDF for that.
Is this tool still in beta?
Yes. It works for text-based documents and is improving, so check the output before submitting.
Is my file uploaded?
Merging runs in your browser.