Merge MP4 Files

Stitch clips or tracks together into one file, in the order you add them. Tuned for MP4: it is the world's default video: the file that plays before anyone has to think about it.

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MP4 AB

Drop your MP4 here

Add them in the order you want them joined. Videos become one MP4, audio becomes one MP3.

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  • No watermark, ever
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How to merge MP4 files

  1. 1

    Drop in two or more files, all audio or all video. Mixing the two doesn't work, because the result is a single MP3 or MP4.

  2. 2

    Check the order: files are joined in the order you added them. Mismatched sizes and formats are fine, since every clip is normalized before joining.

  3. 3

    Hit Merge them and download one seamless file. Videos come out as a single MP4, audio as a single MP3.

Why merge them here

Mismatched clips welcome

Different resolutions, framerates and formats are normalized to one canvas before joining, so the seams do not show and the player does not choke.

Your order, kept

Files join in exactly the order you add them. Line them up before you hit merge and that is the cut you get.

Ten files a run, chainable

Merge up to ten at once, and the output is a perfectly good input for the next round if you have more.

One clean file out

Videos become a single MP4, audio a single MP3: the two containers that play absolutely everywhere. No watermark, no signup.

Why merging is not just gluing files together

Two video files cannot simply be stuck end to end unless their codec, resolution, framerate and timing parameters match exactly. Naive concatenation is where broken duration bars, frozen frames and files that stop after the first clip come from.

Flippy re-encodes each clip onto a common canvas and framerate first, then joins the normalized pieces. That costs one encode pass and buys a file that plays cleanly all the way through, on everything.

All video in means one MP4 out; all audio in means one MP3. Mixing the two kinds is refused on purpose: there is no single honest output for half a movie and half a song.

Questions people ask

Can I merge files with different sizes or formats?

Yes. Every clip is normalized to one canvas and framerate before joining, so mismatched sources concat cleanly.

How many files can I merge at once?

Up to ten per run. Chain runs if you need more: the output of one merge is a perfectly good input for the next.

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