Merge MKV Files Online, Free
Do you have multiple MKV files that you want to merge into one? You can use VEED’s free video joiner. Upload as many video files as you want and use our video editor to cut, trim, split, rearrange them and join them together.
Our video merger is free and online. Edit and merge your videos straight from your browser. VEED is also a video converter - export your merged MKV videos as one MP4 file. Make it compatible with all media players.
How to Merge MKV Files:
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Choose your MKV files
Upload two or more MKV videos into the editor by clicking on ‘Choose MKV Files’. Select multiple videos by pressing the Shift key (Command for Mac) while clicking on multiple files. You can also drag and drop your videos from your folder to the editor window.
Merge your videos
You will see all your videos in the editing pane. You have the option to edit each of them. Split and rearrange your video clips however you like. Or you can add more videos by clicking on the plus (+) icon on the lower right of the screen.
Export your new video
Click on ‘Export’. Your merged videos will be exported as one MP4 file.
‘MKV Joiner’ Tutorial
Free online MKV joiner
Our online MKV video joiner is free and accessible from any device and any browser. VEED works smoothly on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone, and all mobile devices. No need to pay for expensive services like Wondershare Uniconverter.
Video splitter and editor
If you want to split your videos before combining them, all you have to do is move the indicator on the storyboard/editing pane, right-click on it, and select ‘Split’. You can then delete the clip or move it around the timeline. Edit each clip as you wish using the video editor.
Join new videos from your webcam
You can also add new videos that you can record from your webcam. Click the plus (+) icon on the bottom-right of the screen or select Upload from the left menu. Choose Record then start recording!
Convert your MKV files to MP4
Your videos will be exported as one MP4 video file. Make your file smaller and compatible with all media players.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I join MKV files together?
1. Choose your MKV files and upload them to VEED
2. Merge your videos or edit your clips in the editor
3. Export and share
How can I reduce the size of MKV files?
Your file size will depend on the compression settings you select before exporting your video. You can choose to export it in a slightly lower quality to make the file smaller. Since VEED will convert your MKV files to MP4, the final merged file will also be automatically smaller than the original.
How do I combine MP4 and MKV?
You can upload multiple video files in different formats to merge—including MP4 files. The final file will always be in MP4 format.
What is an MKV file?
MKV stands for Matroska Video—which was first developed in Russia in 2002. It was designed to be a multimedia container that can include audio, subtitles, videos, images, etc. However, not all media players support the MKV format. It is still best to convert your videos to MP4 to make them more universally compatible.
How much does it cost?
It’s free! No more need for expensive editing software, no more need for downloading software like vlc media player - VEED is totally free and lets you edit video right in your browser. There’s never been an easier way to join your video files online. And it’s totally FREE!
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