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How to Merge AI Video Clips Into One (No App)

Join the short clips from Seedance or Kling in order and save one video, free in your browser, with no upload.

Updated October 23, 2026

No editing app needed

You don't need to install an editor to join the 5–15 second clips you got from Seedance or Kling. Merge clips joins them right in your browser, and your videos never leave your device.

1. Drop in all the clips

Drag several clip files in at once. They are sorted by file name, so naming them 01, 02, 03 when you download saves time.

2. Set the order

Drag ≡ or use the ↑↓ buttons to reorder. Each clip's sound carries over.

3. Choose ratio and resolution

  • Output ratio: 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok; 16:9 for regular YouTube.
  • Resolution: 1080p if it's going to Shorts.
  • Clips of different sizes: fill, blurred background or black bars. For a mix of vertical and horizontal clips, blurred background looks most natural.

4. Choose the transition

For short dramas, a straight cut feels most natural. Use fade or black only when you want a mood change.

5. Save and keep finishing

Press "Merge & save" and you're done. Processing takes about as long as the merged video, and Chrome or Edge on a PC is fastest. Afterwards, continue with the same video in Subtitles, Watermark and Resize.

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