Word Document Merge Tool

Batch merge multiple Word documents into one file, fully preserving text, images, tables, and style formatting

Browser execution mode: Your data is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to the server.

Speed and Stability: Processing speed depends on your device and browser. For large batch work, the desktop version may be more stable.

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Tool Usage

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Instructions

Software Usage Instructions

Add Word documents: Click the "Add Files" button to select one or more Word documents in .docx format, or click "Add Folder" to select a folder containing Word documents for batch adding.
Adjust merge order: Select documents in the file list and use the "Move Up" or "Move Down" buttons to adjust the merge order. Documents will be merged sequentially according to the list order.
Manage the file list:
- Delete selected: Select unwanted documents and click Delete
- Clear list: Clear all added documents with one click
Output settings:
- Output file name: Specify the save name and path for the merged document
- Add page breaks: When checked, page breaks will be automatically added between each document
- Add timestamp: When checked, a time marker will be automatically added to the output file name
Start merging: Click the "Start Merge" button, and the tool will automatically process all documents and save the merged result.
View results: After merging is complete, click "Open Output Folder" to quickly locate the merged document.

FAQ

A: This tool supports Word documents in .docx format (documents created with Word 2007 or later). If your document is in the older .doc format, please use Word to save it as .docx before merging.

A: Yes. This tool will preserve the text formatting, images, tables, styles, and other content from the original documents as much as possible. The merged document will generally maintain the same layout as the original documents.

A: After checking "Add page breaks between each document," the tool will automatically insert page breaks between each original document during merging, so the content of each document starts on a new page, making it easier to distinguish the contents of different documents. If you do not need page breaks, simply uncheck it.

A: This tool has no hard limit on the number of documents that can be merged, but we recommend keeping the number reasonable based on your computer's configuration. For a large number of documents (such as more than 100) or documents containing many images, we recommend processing them in batches to ensure a stable merging process.

A: If merging fails, please check: 1) whether the document is in a valid .docx format; 2) whether the document is damaged or occupied by another program; 3) whether the output path has write permission. The tool will automatically skip files it cannot process and continue merging other documents. After completion, it will indicate how many documents could not be merged successfully.

A: Select the document you need to adjust in the file list, then click the "Move Up" or "Move Down" button to change its position in the list. Documents will be merged into the output file sequentially from top to bottom in the list.

Answer: The save path for the merged document is specified in "Output Settings". You can enter a file name directly (it will be saved in the default location), or click the "Browse" button to choose a specific save location. After the merge is complete, click "Open Output Folder" to quickly open the directory where the document is located.