Edit video
Join several clips into a single file. Aixcut puts the clips on one timeline in the order you set, so you can trim the ends and fix the joins before export instead of merging whole files and repairing them afterwards. Sign in with desktop Chrome or Edge; supported input formats and export settings follow the current workspace.
STEP 01
Add the files and drag them into the sequence you want. Ordering first avoids redoing the joins later.
STEP 02
Cut the unwanted head and tail from every clip, and check picture and sound across each boundary before moving on.
STEP 03
Confirm the sequence, then export as a single video. Check the first and last seconds and the audio level across the joins.
A tool that only appends files leaves you with hard cuts and clips that were never trimmed. Doing the trim in the same pass costs nothing extra: shorten each clip before it joins, and the result is a sequence rather than a concatenation.
Problems appear at the boundaries: a mismatched frame size, a jump in audio level, or a black frame between clips. Check each join on playback instead of trusting the preview thumbnail. If the clips came from different devices, expect the resolution and the audio level to differ.
Aixcut exports are watermark-free across plans, and exporting itself does not consume credits. Check transitions, sound and framing, and confirm the rights to music and footage before publishing.
Common questions about this task, its limits and how to judge the result.
Merge your clips in Aixcut and export without a watermark; exporting itself does not consume credits. Review the finished video and confirm the rights to its music and footage.
Yes. Shorten each clip on the timeline before the join, rather than merging whole files and cutting afterwards.
Expect a mismatch at the join. Confirm the output resolution and frame size in the workspace options, and check the boundary on playback.
The workspace runs in desktop Chrome or Edge. Merging in a mobile app is a different tool and sits outside what this page covers.
Check the current workspace limits for file count and total size before you start a long merge.
Add the clips to the browser workspace, set their order, preview the joins and export. Supported inputs, file limits and output settings follow the current workspace.
