Practical video guide
How to combine videos into one file.
You do not need a complicated timeline to join a few camera clips. Choose the videos, check their order, trim any rough edges, and export one MP4. Here is the complete workflow.
Start combining videosStep 01
Choose the videos you want to combine
Open the OneCut uploader and select the original clips from your phone or computer. You can combine two videos or add a longer sequence, and a project can mix MP4, MOV, M4V, and WebM files. Keeping the original files gives the export the best source quality.
Open the uploaderStep 02
Check the order and make only the edits you need
OneCut uses embedded recording dates to build the first sequence when they are available—even if clips came from different cameras. Review that order, move anything that is out of place, and open a clip if you need to trim an edge, add a short caption, or correct its colour.
Step 03
Export one finished MP4
Choose 1080p, 1440p, or 4K and start the render. OneCut combines the ordered clips, their sound, and your edits into one MP4. When the render finishes, download the file and check it before removing the originals from your device.
Before you start
A quick checklist
- Gather every clip before you begin so the sequence is easy to review.
- Use the original camera files when possible instead of copies already compressed by a messaging app.
- Keep your source videos until you have watched the finished download.
Export options
Start free, then pay only for the resolution you need.
Your first 1080p export is free for a project of up to 10 clips and 2 GB. Larger projects and later exports cost €4.90 at 1080p, €6.90 at 1440p, or €9 at 4K. Every option exports without a watermark, and there is no subscription.
Ready when you are
Turn the clips on your device into one finished MP4.
Your first 1080p export is free for up to 10 clips and 2 GB. Paid exports start at €4.90, with no watermark and no subscription.
Merge my videosUsing Apple camera clips? Read how to combine videos on iPhone from Photos. Working with camera files? See the focused guide to merging MP4 files.