Join your video clips in the order you want
Put your clips in order, then save them as one MP4. Each clip plays after the one before it.
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Put your clips in order, then save them as one MP4. Each clip plays after the one before it.
How It Works
Add and arrange your clips
Add 2 to 10 MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI or MKV files, up to 500 MB each. Drag the numbered files into the order you want.
For an introduction, demonstration and ending, drag those clips into that sequence. Check the numbered file list before starting; filenames alone may not give you the order you want.
Merge the clips
Click Process Merge Videos. The tool re-encodes the clips and joins them into one MP4 without adding transitions between them.
Leave the extra editing controls unchanged. This merge does not apply the workspace’s color, text, speed or output-format edits; make any needed edits separately before merging.
Check the joins and save
Play across every join in the result. Check for changes in picture size, missing clips and interrupted sound, especially when the originals have different dimensions or audio tracks.
Use Download to save the result. An automatic download is also attempted about five seconds after processing finishes. Keep the page open until the file is saved.
Questions about Merge Videos
The picker accepts them, but this merge does not resize every clip to a common frame. Prepare matching dimensions first if the whole video needs a consistent shape.
Do not rely on automatic silence being added. The merge does not explicitly create audio for clips that have none, so check playback when mixing clips with and without sound.
Clips can differ in frame rate, lighting, color, audio level, and aspect ratio. Matching pixel dimensions does not make them visually consistent. Review each join and adjust the source clips where the change is distracting.
Learn More
Continue with a related tool
Choose another step for your project. Each tool shows its supported inputs and processing options before you start.
Edit a video sequence: Trim, combine, adjust playback, and finish a clip.