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Put several clips together into one video — one after another with a crossfade between them, or two at once side by side or picture in picture. Different sizes and orientations are sorted out for you.

Private by design: nothing is uploaded. The whole job runs on your own machine using your own graphics hardware.

Drop your clips here

or click to choose them — pick several at once

MP4 · MOV · WebM · MKV · M4V — up to 10 clips

Clips that don't match

Mixing a portrait phone clip with a landscape one usually means black bars or a jump in size halfway through. Everything here is rebuilt into one frame, so a portrait clip gets the same blurred backdrop the converter gives it and the join doesn't lurch.

Why a crossfade shortens it

A crossfade isn't extra footage — the end of one clip and the start of the next are on screen together. Two ten-second clips with a two-second fade make eighteen seconds, not twenty. That's how every video editor does it.

The preview has no sound

Playing several clips at once would be a racket, so the preview is silent — it's there to check the picture, the order and the joins. The finished file keeps the sound, mixed and faded to match.

Convert or reframe a single video · Audio tools · All the free file tools · Got a pile of old footage to sort out? Bring it in and we'll do it for you.