Merge Videos for Free

Arrange two to eight clips and join them into one MP4 with a consistent landscape or portrait frame.

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How to use this tool

Build a complete short sequence from the clips you already have. Merge Videos lets you add two to eight video files, move each clip into the right order and export a combined MP4. The first clip determines a landscape or portrait output, and the remaining clips fit inside that frame so you can review the story as one continuous timeline.

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    Add clips to the sequence

    Choose a video, inspect its preview and click Add clip. Repeat for two to eight sources, keeping their combined duration within 120 seconds and total size within 100 MB.

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    Arrange the story order

    Move clips earlier or later and remove a selection when needed. Put a landscape or portrait clip first according to the output shape you want.

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    Export and review the whole sequence

    Create the MP4 and play through every join. Check the order, image fit and sound across clips, then download the combined version.

Arrange clips around a clear sequence

Use the clip list to build an opening, a main action and a closing moment. Each added item shows its name and duration, while move controls let you refine the order before exporting. Review the list as a small storyboard so the combined sequence gives viewers enough context to follow the intended message.

Use the first clip to choose the frame

A landscape or square first clip selects 1280 × 720 output; a portrait first clip selects 720 × 1280. Other clips are proportionally fitted into that frame with padding where needed. Inspect the result when mixing shapes, especially around small text or a subject close to the edge.

Keep the combined project within a short edit

Add two to eight clips with a combined duration up to 120 seconds and total source size up to 100 MB. The displayed duration helps you check the full sequence as you add or remove items. Trim longer source material first when a focused interval would give the final story a clearer pace.

Check sound and picture across every join

The export includes each source's available audio and fills silent-source intervals with silence to keep the sequence aligned. Play the completed MP4 across every boundary and listen for differences between recordings. Review the complete ordering and fit before downloading the merged file for another edit or publication.

Frequently asked questions

What is a merge videos tool?

Merge Videos joins multiple clips into one video file. SocQ provides a sortable clip list, a combined-duration check and MP4 export with a consistent output frame.

How do I combine two videos?

Choose the first source and click Add clip, then repeat for the second. Review the list order and run the export to create one MP4.

How many clips can I join?

Join two to eight clips with a total duration up to 120 seconds and total source size up to 100 MB. The list shows the current sequence before processing.

How do I change the clip order?

Use the earlier and later arrow controls beside each list item. Check the sequence again before exporting, especially the first clip that determines the output shape.

What determines portrait or landscape output?

The first clip determines the frame: landscape or square selects 1280 × 720, while portrait selects 720 × 1280. Place the preferred shape first.

Can I combine clips with different dimensions?

Yes. Clips are scaled proportionally to fit the common frame, with padding where needed. Play the result to inspect how each composition appears in the combined output.

Will the clips keep their audio?

The export includes available source audio and uses silence for clips that are silent. Listen across the joins to review the complete sequence.

What should I check before downloading?

Play the full MP4 and inspect clip order, joining moments, frame fit and sound. Make list changes and export again when another arrangement would present the story more clearly.

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