Merge Videos Online
Combine multiple video clips into one file. Arrange the order, choose an output size and format, preview the sequence, and merge your videos online.
Merge Videos with an Online Editor
Upload two or more clips, drag them into the order you want, and preview each clip before creating one continuous video. No software installation is required.
Choose a landscape, vertical, square, or portrait output and keep the original audio when you need it. Clips are joined with direct cuts; use the full editor if you need transitions, text, music, or timeline editing.
How to Merge Multiple Videos into One
The video merger places your clips one after another in the order shown in the clip list. You can combine two videos or build a longer sequence from several recordings without installing an app.
Step-by-step
- Upload two or more video files.
- Drag the clip cards into the correct order.
- Preview the clips and remove any file you do not need.
- Choose the output size and file format.
- Turn Include audio on or off.
- Click Merge Videos, then download the combined file.
Arrange and check the sequence
Each clip card shows its filename, dimensions, and duration. Drag the cards to reorder them, then use Preview to check individual clips. The standalone merger joins clips with direct cuts and does not add transitions between them.
Combine Videos with Different Formats and Sizes
You can add common video files such as MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, and MKV to the same sequence. The result is saved as one MP4, MOV, MKV, or WebM file, so the input files do not all need to use the same container format.
Select one output size for the entire merged video. If the source clips use different aspect ratios or resolutions, preview the selected landscape, vertical, square, or portrait frame before processing. Creating a new file may involve resizing and re-encoding, so the result is optimized for the selected output rather than being a byte-for-byte copy of the originals.
Choose one output frame
- 16:9 landscape: presentations, tutorials, and standard horizontal video.
- 9:16 vertical: mobile-first clips, Stories, Reels, and Shorts.
- 1:1 square: compact social posts and product clips.
- 4:5 portrait: taller feed videos that use more vertical screen space.
Keep or remove clip audio
Leave Include audio enabled to keep the audio tracks in the merged result, or disable it to create a silent video. For music, voice-over, volume balancing, fades, or detailed audio timing, continue in the full video editor.
When to Use the Video Merger
Use this tool when the job is mainly about putting complete clips in sequence. It works well for joining separately recorded sections, collecting short moments into one file, or combining exported segments before sharing them.
Common use cases
- Join an introduction, main recording, and outro.
- Combine several phone clips into one recap.
- Put lesson, tutorial, or presentation sections in order.
- Merge recordings from different sessions into one file.
- Combine two or more MP4 or MOV clips for easier sharing.
Need more than direct cuts?
The merger is designed for straightforward clip-to-clip joining. Open the full editor when you need transitions, overlapping clips, side-by-side layouts, captions, music, titles, or precise trimming on a timeline.
Merge, Trim, or Use the Full Editor?
Merge Videos
Put complete clips one after another and export them as one file.
Trim Video
Keep only a selected time range from one clip before or after merging.
Full Video Editor
Add transitions, titles, overlays, music, captions, or detailed timeline edits.
Supported Video Formats
The uploader accepts common formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, and MKV. You can export the combined video as MP4, MOV, MKV, or WebM. For the broadest playback compatibility, MP4 is usually the simplest choice.
Need to Edit Your Video?
Build a more polished sequence with transitions, precise trimming, text, subtitles, overlays, music, and other timeline edits.
Learn More About Merging Videos
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about merging videos.
Can I merge videos online for free?
Yes. You can upload and combine multiple video clips online without installing desktop software.
Can I combine different video formats?
Yes. You can add common inputs such as MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, and MKV, then export one MP4, MOV, MKV, or WebM file.
Can I change the order of videos?
Yes. You can arrange clips in any order before merging.
Will merging videos reduce quality?
The output is created at the size and format you select. Re-encoding or resizing can change image quality, especially when a low-resolution clip is enlarged. Choose an output size that suits your source files and intended platform.
Is there a limit to the number of videos?
You can add multiple clips. The practical limit depends on their file sizes, durations, upload time, and available processing resources, so very large projects are better handled in smaller batches or in the full editor.
Does the merger add transitions between clips?
No. Clips are placed one after another with direct cuts. Use the full video editor when you need fades, transitions, titles, or overlapping clips.
Can I merge videos with audio?
Yes. Keep Include audio enabled to retain clip audio, or turn it off for a silent result. Use the full editor for music, voice-over, fades, or volume balancing.