PP / POM blends were prepared in different compositions with and without compatibilizer. Morphological, rheological, solid state creep and viscoelastic properties of blends were examined Optimum compatibilizer concentration was determined The preparation of polymer blends is one of the most important methods to develop specific-purposes polymeric products. POM/PP blends are also prepared in order to provide a cost advantage in POM based parts production and to eliminate the basic disadvantages of POM, such as releasing of aldehyde gas during processing, low impact, and thermal resistance. In this study, POM/PP blends with and without compatibilizer were prepared and detailed morphological, rheological and mechanical properties of the prepared samples were investigated. Also, changing morphology with sample composition was observed and optimum compatibilizer ratio was determined. Finally, short and long-term creep properties are examined in detail and data on deformations that may occur in the case of long-term uses were inferred. Variation of morphological, mechanical and creep properties of the samples were summarized in the graphical abstract given below. Figure A. Morphological, mechanical and tensile creep properties of the samples Purpose: Compatibilization of PP/POM blends and determination of the optimum compatibilizer ratio Theory and Methods: All samples were prepared as granule form by extrusion method. Morphological, rheological, mechanical and creep tests were carried out by Scanning electron microscope, dynamic rotational rheometer, universal test machine and dynamic mechanic analyzes, respectively. Results: Analyses indicate that co-continues phase morphology could be obtained by the sample of PP-50 containing equal amount of POM and PP. It is also shown that improvements in elastic modulus and creep resistance are the highest in the case of the compatibilizer concentration was 10-15 phr, and improvements in these parameters started to disappear in case of compatibilizer concentration is 20 phr. From these results, it has been concluded that optimum benefit can be achieved with the use of PPgMA at a rate of 10-15 phr. Conclusion: It has been concluded that optimum benefit can be achieved with the use of PPgMA at a rate of 10-15 phr