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Merge Videos

Free online video merger — join multiple clips into one video, played back-to-back in the order you add them. No upload, no watermark.

Merging videos joins two or more clips into a single file, played one after another. EditClips.online merges videos in your browser with no upload: add the clips in the order you want them, pick a resolution and output format, click Process, and download the single merged video. Clips with different sizes are scaled to match.

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How to Use Merge Videos

  1. Add your video clips in the order you want them to play
  2. Pick an output resolution and format — clips are normalized automatically
  3. Click Process to join everything into a single video file
  4. Download the merged video

Features

  • Join any number of clips end-to-end into one video
  • Automatic format normalization for compatible output
  • 100% private — files never leave your browser
  • Free with no watermark

Quick Facts

  • Segments can only be joined when all 3 of dimensions, pixel shape and frame rate match, which is why every input is normalized first instead of being copied straight through. Source
  • The resolution presets are 854x480, 1280x720 and 1920x1080; pick Original and the first clip's size becomes the canvas for all the others.
  • When clips are re-encoded to be joined, each one is re-timed to 30 fps and its audio resampled to 44.1 kHz stereo, so the segments line up without drift.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do the videos need to be the same resolution or format?
No. The tool normalizes every clip to compatible settings automatically. You can combine an MP4 with an MKV, or a 1080p clip with a 720p clip.
Can I merge many videos at once?
Yes — add as many clips as you like. In the browser, very large batches are limited by your device's memory (roughly 800 MB of video in total). For bigger jobs, use the server processing option, or merge in batches of about ten clips and then merge those results together.
Does combining re-encode the videos?
Yes, all clips are re-encoded to ensure consistent codec settings and seamless playback. This means quality is very high but the process takes a moment.
Do the clips play in the order I add them?
Yes - the order in the file list is the order on the timeline, first to last. Reorder the list before processing. The first clip also sets the canvas size when the resolution is left on Original.
Why is my merged video 30fps when the clips were 60fps?
When clips have to be re-encoded to be joined - different sizes or frame rates, or a resolution you picked - everything is normalized to 30 fps. If you need the merged result at 60 fps, run it through the FPS Changer afterwards.