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Merge Multiple Text Files Online

Merge multiple text files into a single document. Simple and fast.

Merge TXT Files
Upload and combine multiple text files into a single file with custom formatting

Drag and drop your TXT files here, or click to browse

Supported format: TXT
Max file size: 10MB per file

Text File Merging Tips:

  • Use "Double New Line" separator for clean separation between files
  • Enable "Add filename headers" to easily identify content from each source file
  • Drag and drop to reorder files for the perfect merge sequence
  • Custom separators are great for adding specific markers or comments between files
  • You can merge up to 50 text files in a single operation

How It Works

Merging text files is simple with our online tool.

1

Upload Your Text Files

Drag and drop your .txt files or click to browse and select multiple text files.

2

Configure Options

Choose your separator type, optionally add filename headers, and arrange files in your desired order.

3

Merge and Download

Click 'Merge Files', preview the result, then download the combined text file or copy to clipboard.

About Text File Merging

Plain text files are the most universal and portable document format. When you need to combine multiple text files - whether they're log files, notes, data exports, or any other plain text content - our online merger provides a fast, flexible solution with multiple formatting options to create exactly the output you need.

Key Features

  • Combine multiple TXT files into a single document
  • Multiple separator options: new lines, dashes, custom text, or none
  • Optional filename headers to identify each merged section
  • Real-time preview of merged content before downloading
  • Copy to clipboard or download as .txt file
  • Drag-and-drop reordering for custom merge sequence
  • All processing happens locally in your browser for complete privacy

The Complete Guide to Merging Text Files Online

Plain text files (.txt) are used everywhere - from simple notes to server logs, from data exports to configuration files. When you need to combine multiple text files into one, our free online tool makes it easy with flexible formatting options.

Common Use Cases for Text File Merging

There are many scenarios where combining text files is useful:

  • Log Consolidation: Combine multiple log files into one for easier analysis and searching.
  • Data Compilation: Merge data exports from different sources into a single dataset.
  • Note Organization: Combine separate note files into comprehensive documents.
  • Configuration Backup: Merge multiple config files for documentation purposes.
  • Script Creation: Combine script snippets into complete batch files or scripts.
  • Report Assembly: Merge text-based report sections into complete reports.

Choosing the Right Separator

Select the separator that best fits your needs:

  • Double New Line: Clean and simple. Best for general-purpose merging where you want clear visual separation.
  • Dash Line: Creates a horizontal rule of dashes. Good for log files or when you need obvious section breaks.
  • Custom Separator: Enter your own text. Useful for adding markers like "--- File 1 ---" or "=== END ===".
  • No Separator: Files are joined directly. Use when files should flow together seamlessly.

Using Filename Headers

The "Add filename headers" option inserts the original filename before each section of content. This is helpful when:

  • You need to track which content came from which source file
  • Creating documentation that references original file names
  • Debugging or analyzing merged log files
  • Building reference documents from multiple source files

Tips for Best Results

Follow these best practices:

  • Check Encoding: For best compatibility, ensure all files use UTF-8 encoding.
  • Order Matters: Arrange files in logical order before merging - chronologically, alphabetically, or by importance.
  • Preview First: Always review the preview before downloading to ensure proper formatting.
  • Consistent Line Endings: Files with mixed line endings (Windows vs Unix) will be preserved as-is.

Privacy and Security

Your privacy is our priority. Our text file merger processes all files directly in your browser using JavaScript. Your files are never uploaded to our servers, ensuring complete confidentiality. This client-side approach means your sensitive data, logs, notes, or any other text content remains entirely on your device throughout the merging process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about merging text files online.