Merge PDF or Word files online, free

Merging files means combining two or more independent documents into a single final file, in whatever order you choose. It's one of the most common tasks when working with documents: joining several scanned PDFs, combining chapters of a Word document, or consolidating reports you've received separately. This tool does it right in your browser, with nothing to install and no account to create.

When you merge PDF files, each page keeps exactly its original content: selectable text, images, vector graphics, and fonts. The result is a single PDF where the pages from each file have simply been concatenated, in the order you specified, without recompressing or converting the content into images.

When you merge Word (.docx) files, the text, images, tables, and numbered or bulleted lists from each document are combined into one, inserting a page break between each original file. The final document uses the headers, footers, and page setup from the first file in the list — so it's a good idea to put whichever document's formatting you want to keep first.

Since the entire process happens on your own device, there are no usage limits or upload wait times: speed depends only on your computer or phone. That said, for the tool to run smoothly in any browser, the combined size of the files is limited — we always show that limit clearly before you try to merge them.