For high security and compatibility, you may want to combine Word documents into PDF in some cases. Do you know how to do this? Here, this post from MiniTool PDF Editor provides a complete guide on how to combine multiple Word/PowerPoint documents into PDF. Just keep reading.

Sometimes you may need to combine multiple Word/PowerPoint documents into one file. As for this, it’s better for you to merge them into one PDF document. By doing so, you can save or edit these files more easily and securely. Moreover, you can also share the files combined in PDF without formatting issues.

How to combine Word documents into PDF? Well, there are various document editing tools available when you plan to combine Word/PowerPoint documents into one PDF. Here, we highly recommend you take advantage of MiniTool PDF Editor.

It’s a piece of professional PDF managing software that enables you to open/edit PDFs, merge/split PDFs, convert PDF to Word/PPT/Excel/EPUB and vice versa, compress PDF/Word/Excel/PPT, convert images to other formats, rotate/deskew/reverse PDF pages, and more.

To combine Word documents into PDF with MiniTool PDF Editor, you can refer to the step-by-step guide below.

Tips:
This process of how to combine Word documents into one PDF or how to combine PowerPoints into one PDF is divided into 2 parts.

Part 1: Convert Word/PowerPoint Documents to PDF

Before starting how to combine multiple Word documents into one PDF via MiniTool PDF Editor, you need to convert these files to PDF format first. Here’s how to do this.

Step 1: Download and install MiniTool PDF Editor on your PC. Then launch this program.

Note:
When you first launch MiniTool PDF Editor, you can get a 7-day free trial. With it, you can use each feature of this program. Once this trial expires, you need to upgrade this program to its Pro edition to get all the features back.

Step 2: In the main interface, click the Batch Process option to move on.

click Batch Process

Step 2: In the pop-up window, click Convert to PDF.

click Convert to PDF

Step 3: Switch to the Office to PDF tab. Then apply one of the following ways to upload the Word or PowerPoint documents you want to convert.

  • Click Open or drag files here, locate the Word or PowerPoint document, and click Open.
  • Click Add Files, highlight the target file, and click Open.
  • Directly drag and drop the target file to the convert page.
Tips:
This program allows you to convert multiple documents in a batch, no matter whether they are Word documents or PowerPoint documents. You can press and hold the Ctrl key to select more than one document.
go to Office to PDF and upload target documents

Step 4: After you import all the files to convert, choose Document’s Current Directory, Default Path, or Desktop from the Output Path drop-down menu to save the converted files. Also, you can click the three-dot icon to select a different location.

select the output path

Step 5: Once done, click the Start button to begin converting the selected documents to PDF.

Part 2: Combine Word/PowerPoint Documents into PDF

After converting, let’s get down to how to combine PowerPoints into one PDF.

Step 1: On the page where you convert Word/PowerPoint to PDF, click Mote Features at the bottom-left corner. Then select Merge & Split in the next window.

Tips:
If you have gone back to the main interface of this program, click Batch Process > Merge & Split to the destination page.
click More Features

Step 2: Go to the Merge PDF section and then upload the PDF documents you converted before.

Step 3: After that, enter the desired name in the File Name field. Then select an output path.

add a file name and choose the output path

Step 4: At last, click the Start button to merge Word documents into PDF.

That’s all about how to combine multiple Word documents into one PDF using MiniTool PDF Editor.

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Bonus Tip: Combine Word Documents into PDF Using Microsoft Word

If you want to merge Word documents into PDF, you can also utilize Microsoft Word. You can learn how to combine two Word documents into one PDF from the following content.

Step 1: In the way how to combine Word documents into one PDF using Microsoft Word, you should first open one target file with this program. Alternatively, you can launch this program and create a blank document.

Step 2: After you open a Word document, move to the Insert tab.

Step 3: Click Object and then select Text from File from the drop-down menu.

insert text from file

Step 4: Select the documents you want to combine with the current file. Then click Insert.

Tips:
If you select several documents at a time, they will be merged in the order they appear in the file list. Therefore, if you want them to combine in a different order, you need to choose and insert documents one after another individually based on the desired order.

Step 5: Once you combine all the wanted Word documents into one, click File at the top-left corner. Then select Export from the context menu.

Step 6: Go to Create PDF/XPS Document and then click the Create PDF/XPS button.

click Create PDF or XPS

Step 7: In the Publish as PDF or XPS window, change the Save as type to PDF and enter a preferred file name. Then choose a location and click Publish to save the merged file.

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Bottom Line

This post shows how to combine Word documents into PDF with MiniTool PDF Editor and Microsoft Word. Among them, MiniTool PDF Editor is better recommended as it can also help combine PowerPoints into one PDF. Choose one of them to finish the combination according to your needs.

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