How to merge videos in 4 steps
- Add your clips. Open the editor and select all your videos and photos at once — they're added to the timeline in the order you picked them.
- Arrange them. Drag clips left or right on the timeline to change the order, or use ◀ Move and Move ▶ in the Clip tab.
- Smooth the joins (optional). Click the ⇄ button between two clips to add a transition such as Dissolve or Slide.
- Export one video. Press Export video. All your clips are combined into a single file with no watermark.
Features
- Merge videos and photos in one timeline
- Drag-and-drop reordering
- Mix different shapes and sizes — clips are fitted to one canvas with a blurred or coloured background
- Ten transitions between clips
- Trim, split and set speed on each clip individually
- Add one soundtrack across the whole merged video
Tips for merging clips smoothly
- Pick one canvas shape first — the one for where you'll post — so every clip is framed consistently.
- Trim each clip before merging so the combined video doesn't drag.
- Match the look of clips shot on different devices with the Filter tab's brightness, contrast and saturation.
- Use one transition style throughout, or simple cuts, rather than a different effect on every join.
- Add music across the whole video to tie separate clips together.
Frequently asked questions
Can I merge videos with different sizes or orientations?
Yes. Choose a canvas shape (such as 9:16 or 16:9) and every clip is fitted into it. Use Fit with a blurred background to avoid cropping, or Fill to crop clips to the full frame.
Can I combine photos and videos?
Yes. Photos become clips on the timeline; you can set how long each one shows and add zoom or pan motion.
Is there a limit on how many clips I can merge?
There's no fixed limit. Very long projects with many high-resolution clips use more of your device's memory, so for big projects a computer works better than a phone.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Everything happens in your browser, so your clips never leave your device.
What format is the merged video?
MP4 in browsers that support it (such as recent Chrome, Edge and Safari) and WebM otherwise.