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Merge videos online

Combine several clips into one video. Reorder them, choose the shape of the final video, and export without uploading anything.

Upload the videos to merge

MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV

Processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

Works withMP4MOVWebMMKVH.264VP9

Video Merger: free, private and right in your browser

Combine several clips into one video. Reorder them, choose the shape of the final video, and export without uploading anything.

  • Combine any number of clips
  • Mix MP4, MOV, WebM and different resolutions
  • Choose the shape: like the first clip, 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1
  • Fit with bars (any color) or fill by cropping
  • Private: processed on your device

How to use the video merger

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    Step 01

    Add your videos

    Select two or more videos. You can add more at any time.

  2. Step 02

    Arrange them

    Move clips up or down, remove any you don't need, and choose the video shape.

  3. MOV → MP4
    Step 03

    Merge and download

    Click "Merge" and download one combined video.

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Frequently asked questions

Are my videos uploaded?

No. Merging happens entirely in your browser; your videos stay on your device.

Can I merge videos with different sizes?

Yes. Each clip is fitted into the output frame, with bars or cropping as you choose.

What about videos without sound?

They are merged with silence, so the sound of other clips stays in sync.

How long can the result be?

There is no fixed limit, but long merges take time and memory. A computer is best for long videos.

Which browsers are supported?

Recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari (16.4+). The tool uses WebCodecs, your browser's built-in video encoder, and tells you if something isn't supported.

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