HfZrOx films were grown by atomic layer deposition(ALD) at 280{degree sign}C, by co-injection of TDEAH and TDEAZ, and the lamination of HfOx and ZrOx, respectively. The film was exposed under O2, H2 and NH3 plasma, generated by 350 kHz AC generator. The film by co-injection showed Zr content higher than Hf with same flow rate of the precursors, although, in the laminated film, the composition of Hf and Zr was the same. The film grown by co-injection crystallizes less after annealing by RTA, which seems to be due to a higher Zr content. The leakage current of the film grown by co-injection was much higher than that of laminated film. However, after plasma treatments, it became strongly improved regardless of gases. Oxygen plasma treatment was most effective way to improve leakage current and it suggest that removing oxygen vacancy is important for HfZrOx as a capacitor dielectric.