One continuous video
Combine separate takes into a single timeline, so an intro, a demo, and a sign-off play as one seamless clip.
Join video clips end to end.
Merge Videos strings several clips together end to end into one continuous video - join an intro, the main take, and an outro, or stitch a few short recordings into a single file to share in one go.
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What it does
Join several clips into one continuous video.
Join any number of clips end to end.
Set the order before you combine them.
Stitch intro, body, and outro into one video.
A single merged file is written, sources untouched.
Detailed capabilities
What Merge Videos covers.
Concrete features, inputs, and workflow details for this tool.
Order you control
Arrange the clips in sequence before merging, so everything lands in the right place the first time.
Sources preserved
The merged result is a new file, leaving each original clip exactly as it was.
How to use it
From opening the tool to saving the result.
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Add clips.
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Put them in the desired order.
- 03
Review output settings.
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Run the merge.
Questions
Before you try Merge Videos
Should clips have the same format?
Merging works best when the clips use compatible formats.
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