Merge videos into one file, free
Part 1, part 2, part 3… scattered takes, split recordings, and multi-angle chaos all want the same thing: one continuous file. Drop up to ten clips below, drag them into order, and join them gaplessly — mixed resolutions are fitted to the first clip's frame automatically and soundtracks are resampled into one seamless audio bed. Vlogs, courses, compilations, and screen recordings all assemble in minutes, with nothing uploaded anywhere.
How to merge videos
- 1Drop two or more clips on the joiner above — up to ten, any mix of sizes.
- 2Reorder with the arrows until the story flows. Click any row to preview that clip.
- 3Hit Join clips and download. One MP4 or WebM with continuous picture and sound.
Seamless joins
First clip sets the frame
Output takes the first clip's dimensions; others are fitted with bars. Put your best-looking, correctly-oriented clip first.
Mind the 10-minute total
Joins cap at ten minutes — assemble chapters separately, then join the chapters.
Trim the seams first
Cut dead air off each clip's ends before joining and the result feels edited, not concatenated.
Frequently asked questions
How many videos can I merge?
Up to ten clips per join, with ten minutes total. Need more? Join in batches, then join the results.
What if my clips are different sizes?
They're fitted to the first clip's frame automatically (letterboxed, never stretched), so mixed phone and camera footage combines cleanly.
Is the audio kept in sync?
Yes — every part's soundtrack is resampled, padded to its picture length, and joined into one continuous bed.
Are my videos uploaded?
Never. Joining runs 100% in your browser.