Merge Videos
VideoDrop your clips, put them in order, and download them as one video — joined on your device.
Phone clips from one afternoon, the parts of a recording that stopped and started, an intro to go before a screen recording: joining videos should not need editing software. Drop the clips in, drag them into the order they should play, trim the ends of any clip, and press Merge & download for one file.
Clips do not have to match. A vertical phone clip in a widescreen video gets a blurred copy of itself behind it rather than black bars — or a solid colour, or cropped to fill — and the output can match the first clip or be 16:9, 9:16 or square. Preview the edit plays the whole thing through the same drawing the file is made with, so what you watch is what you get. Everything runs in your browser; the clips are never uploaded.
Why do it here
100% private
Your video files are processed locally and never uploaded.
Instant
No upload or download wait — it runs at the speed of your device.
Free to start
Use it free every day; go Pro for unlimited runs.
No install
Works in any modern browser. No sign-up to begin.
How it works
- 1Drop your clips
Two or more, all at once or one at a time with Add more.
- 2Put them in order
Drag a clip along the timeline to move it; drag its edges to trim it.
- 3Press Merge & download
The clips are joined into one video, saved as merged.mp4.
Frequently asked questions
Do the clips have to be the same size?
No. Choose the output — the first clip's size, 16:9, 9:16 or square — and each clip is fitted into it: with a blurred copy of itself behind, a solid colour, or cropped to fill.
Can I use the same clip twice?
Yes. Drop it again and it gets a second place on the timeline, trimmed on its own.
Is the sound kept?
Yes, each clip's sound comes with it. Tick Remove the sound to save the video with no sound track at all.
One of my clips is sideways. Can I fix it here?
Yes. Select the clip and use Turn — Left or Right, a quarter turn at a time. Only that clip is turned.
Are my clips uploaded?
No. They are read from your device and joined in your browser, so there is no upload to wait for, however large they are.