Video Merge
Drag and drop to reorder clips, choose transitions, and merge into a single video.
No watermarkFree & unlimited
Processed on our servers and deleted right after. Never stored or shared.
About this tool
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Add video clips
Upload two or more video files you want to join together.
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Arrange the order
Drag and drop clips to set the playback sequence from first to last.
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Choose output settings
Select the output format and resolution. Matching settings across clips avoids re-encoding.
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Merge and download
Click Merge to concatenate the clips into a single video file, then download.
- For seamless joins, use clips with the same resolution, frame rate, and codec.
- If clips have different resolutions, the output will be scaled to the first clip's dimensions.
- Add a short crossfade or cut precisely at scene breaks to avoid jarring transitions.
- Keep total combined duration reasonable - very long merges increase processing time significantly.
- Concatenate unlimited video clips in sequence
- Drag-and-drop reordering of clip order
- Supports MP4, WebM, MOV, and MKV input formats
- Preserves original audio tracks from each clip
- Browser-based processing with no server upload
- Combine multiple short takes into a single continuous video
- Join intro, main content, and outro segments for YouTube uploads
- Stitch together event recordings captured in separate clips
- Merge screen recording segments into one tutorial video
Yes, but all clips will be scaled to match the first clip's resolution. For best results, use clips with the same dimensions.
Yes, audio tracks from all clips are kept in the merged output in their original order.
There is no hard limit, but browser memory constrains very large merges. For best performance, keep the total under 500 MB.