Merge Google Docs
Combine multiple Google Docs into one document in just a few clicks. Perfect for reports, projects, and more.
Try the Free ExtensionWhy Merge Google Docs?
- Combine chapters or sections for a book, thesis, or report.
- Unite meeting notes or collaborative documents into a single file.
- Streamline document management for teams and projects.
- Prepare documents for batch export or printing as a single PDF.
How to Merge Google Docs (Step-by-Step)
- Open all Google Docs you want to merge in separate tabs.
- Copy the content from each document.
- Paste into a new Google Doc in the order you want. Use headings to separate sections if needed.
- Format the merged document for consistency (fonts, spacing, etc.).
- Save or export the merged document as a Google Doc or PDF.
- Advanced: Use our Chrome extension to batch merge and export as PDF in one click.
Tips & Best Practices
- Use consistent formatting in all source docs for a seamless merge.
- Add a table of contents to the merged document for easy navigation.
- Check for duplicate headings or page breaks after merging.
- For large merges, consider splitting into sections and merging in stages.
Troubleshooting & Common Issues
- Formatting lost? Use the "Paste without formatting" option or our extension to preserve styles.
- Document too large? Split into smaller sections and merge in stages.
- Images not copying? Download and re-insert images if they don't transfer automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I merge more than two docs?
Yes, you can merge as many as you need using copy-paste or our extension.
Will formatting be preserved?
Our extension preserves formatting when merging and exporting to PDF.
Is there a faster way to merge Google Docs?
Yes, our Chrome extension allows you to merge multiple Google Docs and export as PDF in one click.