Merge documents and images into DOCX or PDF online for free
How to merge documents online?
- Click Add files to merge or drag and drop your documents into the upload area.
- Reorder your documents by dragging the rows in the list to set the final order.
- Choose your output format: DOCX or PDF.
- Click Merge documents and download your combined file.
Supported input formats: DOCX, DOC, PDF, RTF, ODT, TXT, HTML, MARKDOWN, JPG, PNG.
Each merge counts as one document conversion towards your daily quota.
Frequently asked questions
Can I merge PDF and Word documents together?
Yes. You can mix different formats — DOCX, DOC, PDF, RTF, ODT, TXT, MARKDOWN, HTML and JPG or PNG images — in a single merge operation. All files are combined in the order you arrange them, and the result is saved as one DOCX or PDF file.
Should I merge documents to DOCX or PDF?
Choose DOCX if you need to edit the merged document in Microsoft Word or Google Docs afterwards. Choose PDF if you want a read-only file that looks the same on every device and is easy to share or print.
How many documents can I merge at once?
Free users can merge up to 5 documents per operation with a 1 MB file size limit per document. PRO users can merge up to 50 documents at once, without file size limit. But if you're merging really big documents, you might run into server timeouts. If that's the case, we suggest using our Doc Converter Pro Windows Desktop App.
Is it safe to upload my documents?
Your files are transferred over an encrypted HTTPS connection, processed on the server, and then automatically deleted. We do not store, read, or share the contents of your documents.
Do I need to install any software to merge documents?
No installation is required. The merge tool runs entirely in your browser. It works on Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile devices — no plugins or extensions needed.
Will the formatting be preserved after merging?
The merger preserves the formatting of each source document as closely as possible. Complex layouts, images, tables, and styles are retained. Merging to DOCX gives the best fidelity for editable content, while merging to PDF locks in the visual appearance.