Top 10 Useful Tools to Combine Videos Online: Free and Paid
Are you planning to combine videos from different sources into a single file, but can’t seem to make it work? Well, if you also want to merge videos in a seamless way, then you have come to the right place. Ideally, there are all kinds of desktop and online solutions to merge media files like photos and videos. To make your job easier, I will let you know how to combine videos online in this guide using ten reliable solutions.
Part 1: Why you Might Need a Tool to Combine Videos?
Let’s say you have two different videos of different formats, resolutions, or bit rates. Now, you can’t just access them together without playing them on a media player separately.
Too many times, we simply want to merge two or more scenes or create a video collage while merging multiple media files. Therefore, to do that, you can simply use a reliable video editor (online or desktop). Most of these tools have a timeline-based editing feature that lets us combine multiple videos of different bit rates, resolutions, or formats in a preferred sequence of our choice.
Part 2: How to Combine Videos Instantly with Wondershare DemoCreator?
Even though there are solutions to combine videos online, I would recommend using Wondershare DemoCreator to meet your requirements. The desktop tool can help you record your system’s screen or edit your videos without any technical hassle. The application offers a timeline-based editing option with hundreds of presets, transitions, templates, and other effects.
Therefore, with the help of DemoCreator, you can readily merge videos, split them, crop videos, and do so much more. Here are some basic steps that you can take to meet all kinds of video editing needs on DemoCreator.
Step 1: Load your Videos and Combine them on DemoCreator
At first, you can just install and launch Wondershare DemoCreator on your system and simply click on the “Edit Video” feature from its home to open its editor.
As the video editor tool would be launched, you can just drag and drop your videos from your system on DemoCreator’s interface. Alternatively, you can also go to its Menu > File and click on the “Import Media Files” button to browse and load your videos.
Once your videos are added on DemoCreator, you can just drag and drop them to the timeline at the bottom. You can also right-click the video thumbnail and choose to add it to the timeline from here.
Step 2: Start Editing your Videos on DemoCreator
After adding your videos to the timeline at the bottom, you can make all kinds of changes to them. For instance, if you want to get rid of any unwanted parts, then you can trim those video segments. To do this, just select the clip and drag its cursor to the end. Now, you can move in the forward or backward direction to trim any unwanted part.
Similarly, you can go to the properties board of the preview area to resize your videos. Here, you can find options to scale, reposition, or even rotate your videos in arbitrary angles.
You can also select the video on the timeline and click on the crop icon from the toolbar. This will open a new window, letting you manually select the area that would be cropped in the video. The interface also presents different options to change the overall aspect ratio of the video file.
To make your videos look more appealing, you can go to the Transitions tab on DemoCreator. Here, you can browse tons of video transitions and can just drag-and-drop any transition to the timeline to add it to your videos.
Just like transitions, you can also add filters, caption effects, stickers, and so on to your videos on DemoCreator. Apart from that, you can also look for more templates in the Effects Store of DemoCreator from the side. This will let you browse hundreds of different templates that you can add to your projects and make your videos more appealing instantly.
Step 3: Preview and Export your Videos from DemoCreator
Lastly, after making all the edits, you can just play the video and check how it would look on the preview window. When you are satisfied with the results, you can click on the “Export” button from the top.
This will let you export all the combined videos as a single file from DemoCreator. You can go to any location on your system where the merged video would be saved and can also select parameters like video resolution or format to save the file however you like.
Part 3: Top 10 Solutions to Combine Videos Online Like a Pro
While there are plenty of free and premium solutions to combine videos online I would recommend exploring the following options to meet your requirements.
1.Adobe Spark
Adobe Spark is a user-friendly solution that you can access on any platform to merge your videos on the go. Although the first month of Adobe Spark is free to use, you would have to get its monthly subscription to access its features after that.
Once you visit the official website of Adobe Spark, you can simply upload multiple videos to merge. Afterward, you can select their sequence and can even get a preview of the final results. Lastly, you can export your videos in a preferred format from Adobe Spark to your system.
Pros
- Offers other video editing features for trimming, cropping, splitting, and more
- The interface is quite easy to use and can be accessed on any platform
Cons
- Only the first month is free
- Adobe Spark can be a bit expensive in the long run
Price: Free (for the first month) or $9.99 per month
2.Online Video Converter
This is a freely available online source that you can access on any platform or browser to combine videos. You can upload up to 4 videos on the application (in a sequential manner) and let the application merge them.
While there aren’t fancy options related to video transitions or trimming, it will certainly meet your basic requirements for free. Once the videos are merged, you can export them into preferred formats like MP4, 3GP, AVI, MTS, and many more.
Pros
- Freely available
- Supports exporting in multiple formats
Cons
- Limited features
- Can only merge up to 4 videos
Price: Free
3.Fastreel
Fastreel is an advanced online timeline-based video editor that can be accessed without installing anything on your system. Once you have opened the web-based editor of Fastreel, you can combine videos online by just loading the clips of your choice.
There are several other options to edit your clips, trim them, or simply crop them as per your needs. While the basic version of Fastreel is available for free, it will leave a watermark and you would have to buy its premium subscription to remove that.
Pros
- The basic version is freely available
- Tons of templates and visual effects
Cons
- The free version of Fastreel would leave a watermark
Price: Free or $1.99 per video
4.Veed.io
Veed.io is already a popular online video editor that is mostly used to edit videos for social media platforms. Though, you can also use it to merge videos online by simply visiting its web-based tool and uploading the videos you want to join.
Not just videos, you can also upload photos and audio files that you want to include in your project. Once your videos are merged, you can export the single media file in multiple formats like MP4, MOV, FLV, 3GP, and more.
Pros
- Easy to use
- Multiple formats for exporting
Cons
- The free version has limited features (with a maximum video length of 10 minutes)
- Its premium version is expensive
Price: Free or $12 per month
5.Clideo
Owned by Softo, Clideo is a well-established online video editor that has become quite popular in the last few years. The online application can readily combine videos and would also let you perform other edits on them.
You can instantly upload multiple videos, photos, and music on your Clideo projects and edit them however you like. The application will let you get a preview of your videos and readily select an aspect ratio in which the merged video would be exported.
Pros
- Multiple exporting options (for formats and aspect ratios).
- Clideo of editing features in one place
Cons
- A bit complicated to use
- You can only use Clideo’s trial version for free
Price: Starts from $6 monthly
6.Kapwing
If you are looking for a free and user-friendly solution to combine videos online, then Kapwing would be an ideal solution. You can upload the videos to merge from your system’s storage or can directly enter its URL.
Once the videos are uploaded, you can change their sequence or trim them on the Kapwing video editor. You can later apply different filters, borders, and other effects to your videos, and import them in different formats.
Pros
- Freely available
- Fast processing and easy to use
- No watermark in the free version
Cons
- The free version supports the maximum video length of 7 minutes only
- Its premium version is expensive
Price: Free or $16 per month
7.Pixiko
Pixiko provides a free solution that you can use to combine videos online on any browser. The application will let you upload up to 3 videos on its web-based tool that would be merged as a single file.
While you won’t find many editing options in Pixiko, it will meet your basic requirements of video merging for free. Not just that, the tool can also let you select a preferred format and resolution in which the video would be exported.
Pros
- Freely available
- Fast processing
Cons
- Limited editing features
- Can only merge up to 3 clips
Price: Free
8.Biteable
Biteable is a more premium option that you can use to merge videos online. The tool is already recommended by prominent brands and is often used to create engaging videos for social media platforms.
You can get started with Biteable for free to merge unlimited videos (with its watermark). To remove its watermark and access other advanced features of the tool, you can upgrade to its premium version.
Pros
- Tons of video editing features and templates to pick from
- Can merge unlimited videos (no restrictions on its free plan)
Cons
- The free plan will leave a watermark on Biteable
- Can take a while to learn
Price: Free or $19 per month
9.Typito
If you want to merge videos of up to 30 minutes, then you can simply use Typito for free. Though, if the video’s length would exceed 30 minutes, then you would have to get its premium version.
Once multiple videos are loaded, you can use Typito to combine videos however you like. There are also additional options to add captions, stickers, filters, and numerous other effects in this online video editor.
Pros
- Several video editing option
- Its basic version is freely available
Cons
- A bit complicated
- The free version supports the video length of 30 minutes
Price: Free or $8 per month
10.AConvert
Lastly, you can take the assistance of AConvert to merge videos for free on any browser or device. You can upload videos to AConvert Video Merger from your system, Dropbox, Google Drive, or by submitting its URL.
While the application can combine videos online for free, their maximum size should not exceed 1 GB. Afterward, you can simply export the merged video in multiple formats such as MOV, AVI, MP4, FLV, and so on.
Pros
- Free to use
- Multiple formats for exporting the video
Cons
- Slow processing
- Limited editing options
Price: Free
Conclusion
There you go! I’m sure that after reading this guide, you can easily combine videos online. To make things easier for you, I have come up with ten different online tools that you can try to merge videos on the go. While some of these solutions are entirely free, a few of them have their advanced features restricted for their premium subscribers only. Though, if you want to combine videos like a pro and make all kinds of other high-end edits, then you should use Wondershare DemoCreator. It offers some of the best-in-class video recording and editing features that you can use without any hassle.

The All-in-One Screen Recorder & Video Editor
- Record desktop screen,audio and webcam simultaneously
- Edit videos quickly with a wide range of professional tools
- Built-in plentiful video effects
- Export to MP4, MOV, MKV, GIF and multiple formats