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Video Merger Step By Step


Video Merger runs in three steps: open the tool, add your files, then download the result. This page walks through what each step expects.


Step 1 - open the tool

Go to Video Merger. Nothing needs to be installed or signed in before you start.


Step 2 - add your files

Add your video files one at a time, or several at once, in the order you want them to play in the merged output. All files must share the same format (for example, all .mp4). Made a mistake? Remove any file from the queue before merging. The Merge Videos button stays disabled until at least two files are queued.


Step 3 - get the result

Click Merge Videos. The merge runs as a lossless copy, so it finishes quickly and there is no quality loss, then a download link appears. Nothing is retained once you leave the page.

For the reverse direction, see the related video splitter.

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  • Video Merger - Online Video Merger - Merge multiple video files into one, right in your browser.

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