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How to Upload Multiple files using jQuery AJAX in ASP.NET MVC

Uploading multiple files in a single request is a common requirement in modern web applications—whether you're building a photo gallery, a document management system, or a form that needs to accept several attachments at once. While ASP.NET MVC provides solid built-in support for file uploads, combining it with AJAX lets you upload files asynchronously without refreshing the page, giving users a smoother, more responsive experience.

In this tutorial, we'll walk through the complete process of setting up multiple file uploads using jQuery AJAX in an ASP.NET MVC application—from creating the view and handling the FormData object on the client side, to processing the uploaded files in the controller. By the end, you'll have a fully working example you can adapt to your own projects.

You will take just 3 minutes to read and understand this jQuery file Upload tutorial that uses AJAX and does not perform page reloading when saving the files on the server.

Moreover it is able to upload multiple files at the same time.

Tutorial – Consuming ASP NET Web API in jQuery from Start [with Code]

In my previous tutorial, How to Implement ASP NET Web API, I explained how to build a Web API that fetches products from a database and returns them as JSON. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to consume that Web API using jQuery.