Merge multiple video clips into a single video while keeping the original quality.
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MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WEBM, FLV, WMV, 3GP
Max 20 MB • Max 1 files
Video to MOV Converter
Convert MP4 and other videos to MOV format for seamless playback and editing on Apple devices.
Video Watermark Remover
Intelligently remove logos, text, and other watermarks from videos. Supports multiple formats.
Video to GIF Maker
Convert video clips into animated GIFs, perfect for creating memes and sharing on social media.
Video to FLV Converter
Convert MP4, AVI, and other videos to FLV format for legacy playback environments.
Video Frame Extractor
Accurately extract keyframes or capture still images at specific timestamps from your videos. Supports multiple export formats.
When you need to combine scattered video clips into a single, complete video, our video merger tool quickly solves this need. Built on WebCodecs technology, this tool reconstructs video streams directly in your browser. It seamlessly joins multiple H.264 encoded video files in your specified order, outputting a single, complete MP4 video. The merging process operates at the video track level, ensuring natural transitions for both video and audio by precisely aligning PTS timestamps.
Q: Will merging reduce the video quality?
No. The tool uses lossless processing technology to ensure the output video retains its original quality.
Q: How do you ensure natural transitions between different videos?
By precisely aligning PTS timestamps and keyframes, we eliminate frame skipping and stuttering. For best results, we recommend using input videos with the same encoding format (H.264 + AAC).
Encrypted DRM videos and corrupted files are not supported. We recommend using Chrome or Edge for optimal performance. Please keep the page open while processing large files.
For professional users, we recommend using FFmpeg to standardize the GOP structure of your input videos (e.g., setting -g 30) beforehand, which can further improve merging smoothness. Typical use case: Merging three 1080p@30fps travel clips (2m 18s, 3m 45s, and 1m 52s respectively) into a complete 7m 55s travel vlog.
