Merge two clips or a longer sequence
Whether you are joining a hook to a demo or stitching a full day of screen captures, upload every segment and drag them into playback order on one page.

Merge two or more video clips in order — keep original audio, pick MP4 or WebM, preview, and download. Free online video joiner, no install needed.
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Upload clips, set the order, and export one video file in three steps.
Add two or more video files. MP4, MOV, MKV, M4V, AVI, and other common formats are supported.

Drag videos into the sequence you want them played. Choose MP4 for wide compatibility or WebM for web playback.

Processing runs in your browser with ffmpeg.wasm. Preview the merged video, then sign in to download.

Join screen recordings, social clips, or interview segments into one MP4 or WebM — upload, reorder, preview, and download without a desktop editor.
Whether you are joining a hook to a demo or stitching a full day of screen captures, upload every segment and drag them into playback order on one page.

Each clip keeps its soundtrack in the merged export. No separate step to reattach audio after the join.

ffmpeg.wasm runs locally while you stay on the page. Watch the full merged video, then sign in to download when transitions look right.

Upload both files, arrange them in order, choose MP4 or WebM, and click Merge. Preview the result, then sign in to download.
Yes. Upload and merge in the browser. Preview is free; sign in to download the merged file.
Both mean combining multiple videos into one output file. This page handles sequencing and export in a single workflow.
Upload MP4, MOV, MKV, M4V, AVI, and more. Export as MP4 for broad compatibility or WebM for web-friendly playback.
Yes. The merged file includes the original audio from each uploaded video in order.
No. Upload, reorder, merge, preview, and download in the browser — no desktop install required.
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