Video tool · 20 credits · Refunded if it fails

Merge Videos Into One Clip

Put 2 to 10 clips in the order you want and get them back as one MP4, with their sound kept and every clip fitted to the same shape.

Clips2 to 10 per job
InputMP4 · MOV · WEBM
Max length10 min together
OutputOne MP4

Set it up

Your clips0 / 10 · at least 2

Shape of the final video

Estimated20 credits

Ways to pay less

One flat price of 20 credits for 2 to 10 clips, up to 10 minutes together.
Merging all your clips in one job costs 20 credits; joining them two at a time would cost 20 credits per step.

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What is an online video merger?

Merge Videos is a tool that joins 2 to 10 video clips end to end, in the order you set, and saves them as one MP4. You upload the clips, sort them with the arrows, and pick which clip's shape the final video should take. Clips of a different shape are cropped to fill that frame, so there are no black bars, and each clip's sound is kept. The whole job runs in the cloud for one flat price of 20 credits.

Example

3 clipsSame as clip 1

Three clips joined into one video in the order they were added.

How to use Merge Videos in 3 steps

Upload the clips you want to merge
Add 2 to 10 videos in MP4, MOV or WEBM, up to 200 MB each and 10 minutes in total. You can select several files at once from your gallery or drag them in on a computer.
Sort them and pick the shape
Use the arrows to put the clips in playing order. Under Shape of the final video, choose the clip whose frame the result should copy: vertical, square or landscape.
Merge and download
Press Merge videos. The clips are joined into one MP4 and saved in My Videos, ready to download, post or send.

What Merge Videos does

Up to 10 clips in one job

Drop in or pick between 2 and 10 videos at once. Each clip can be an MP4, MOV or WEBM up to 200 MB, and together they can run up to 10 minutes.

You set the order

The clips are joined top to bottom, exactly as they appear in the list. Move any clip up or down with the arrows, or remove one that doesn't belong, before you press Merge videos.

One shape for the whole video

Choose whether the final video takes the shape of clip 1, clip 2 or clip 3. Clips with a different shape are cropped to fill that frame, so a landscape clip in a vertical edit fills the screen instead of sitting between black bars.

Sound stays with each clip

Each clip keeps its own audio in the merged file, so voices, music and room sound play with the picture they were recorded with.

Runs in the cloud, works on a phone

Nothing to install and nothing processed on your device. Pick the clips from your camera roll in Safari or Chrome, and the merged MP4 lands in My Videos when it's done.

Comparison

Why use Merge Videos instead of joining clips in a desktop editor?

Combining a few clips by hand means a timeline, a project file and an export. Here you sort them in a list and get one MP4.

Feature	Merge Videos	Joining clips in a desktop editor
Setup	Upload 2 to 10 clips in the browser	Install an editor and import every clip
Order	Sort the list with arrows	Drag each clip into place on a timeline
Mixed shapes	Cropped to fill the clip shape you pick	Set the canvas and reframe each clip yourself
Sound	Each clip keeps its audio	Kept, if the tracks are lined up
Where it runs	In the cloud, also from a phone	On your computer, using its time and battery
Price	One flat 20 credits, up to 10 minutes together	An app install or a subscription

What you can make with it

Join a day of phone clips into one travel video

You filmed eight short clips on a city trip: the train, the market, a street musician, the sunset. Merging them gives you one file to post or send instead of eight.

Upload the clips and sort them in the order you filmed them, or the order the story reads best.
Keep the total under 10 minutes; trim long clips first with Trim Video.
Pick a vertical clip as the shape if the video is for Reels or TikTok.
Add a title over the start with Add Text to Video once the merge is done.

Stitch a multi-part recording back together

A phone or camera split a long talk, rehearsal or game into several files. Merge Videos puts the parts back in sequence so it plays as one recording.

Check the file names or timestamps and set the parts in order with the arrows.
All parts share the same shape, so any choice under Shape keeps the full frame.
Up to 10 parts and 10 minutes fit in one job; merge longer sets in batches.

Build a short ad or post from separate takes

A 30-second post for your brand might be a hook shot, a product close-up and a closing line, each filmed as its own take. Join them into one clip, ready for captions.

Put the strongest shot first: the first seconds decide whether people keep watching.
Choose the shape of the clip that matters most, so its framing isn't cropped.
Run the merged file through Caption Generator to add word-by-word captions.
Use Increase Video Volume if one take was recorded quieter than the others.

Who it's for

Short-form creators

Combine several takes, a hook and a punchline into one upload for TikTok, Reels or Shorts without opening an editor.

Families and travellers

Turn the scattered clips from a birthday, a wedding or a holiday into one video the whole family can play from start to end.

Small businesses

Join a product demo, a customer moment and a closing shot into one short clip for a post or an ad for your brand.

Teachers and coaches

Put a lesson's demo clips or a match's highlights in order and share them as a single file instead of a folder of videos.

Tips for the best result

Choose the shape from the clip whose framing matters most; the other clips are cropped to fit it, so their edges may be cut.
If you mix vertical and landscape clips, keep important things near the centre of the landscape clips, since the sides are what get cropped.
Trim dead time from the start and end of each clip before merging, so the joins feel tight.
Clips recorded at very different volumes stay that way after the merge; boost the quiet one first with Increase Video Volume.
Long 4K phone clips can pass 200 MB each; export them at 1080p on the phone first if an upload is refused.

Frequently asked questions

How do I merge videos online?

Upload 2 to 10 clips, sort them with the arrows, pick the shape of the final video and press Merge videos. The joined MP4 is saved in My Videos.

How many videos can I merge at once?

Up to 10 clips per job, and at least 2. Each clip can be up to 200 MB, and together they must be 10 minutes or shorter.

Can I merge videos of different sizes, like vertical and landscape?

Yes. You choose which clip's shape the final video takes, and clips of a different shape are cropped to fill that frame, so there are no black bars.

Does the merged video keep the sound?

Yes. Each clip's audio is kept and plays with its own part of the video.

Can I change the order of the clips?

Yes. The clips are joined in the order shown in the list, and you can move each one up or down with the arrows or remove it before merging.

How do I combine videos on my iPhone?

Open this page in Safari, tap the upload box and select the clips from your camera roll. Sort them, press Merge videos, then download the MP4 from My Videos and save it to Photos.

How much does it cost to merge videos?

20 credits per merge, whether you join 2 clips or 10, as long as they total 10 minutes or less.

Does merging add transitions between clips?

No. The clips are joined with straight cuts, one after another, with nothing added between them.

Do I need an account?

Yes. Sign in with Google or email; each job costs credits from your balance, and the result is saved in My Videos.

What if a job fails?

If a job can't finish, the credits it used go back to your balance automatically.

Ready to try Merge Videos?

Join 2 to 10 clips into one video, in the order you set. 20 credits, and the result is saved in My Videos.

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