Updated June 16, 2026 by PrivateTools
Combine multiple clips into one video on your device. Trim each clip, put them in order on the timeline, and let trimy copy compatible streams instead of re-encoding the whole sequence.
Trim each clip, put them in order on the timeline, and export one final video.
Matching clips can join without re-encoding. Mixed sequences can copy compatible segments and re-encode only mismatched clips or gaps when possible.
The clips are opened and processed in the browser, so they stay on your device.
Add two or more videos. You can drag them in or pick them all at once.
To join videos, add at least two files. You can pick them all at once or drag them onto the page.
Keep only the parts you want from each video.
Trim each clip before you join. Use the handles on the clip itself, or use the time inputs if you want to be more exact.
Tip
If you only load one clip, trimy works like a regular trimmer. Once you add more clips, it switches to a joined export.
Drag clips to change the order of the final video.
Put the clips in the order you want. That order becomes the final video.
Pick a format and let trimy copy compatible streams where possible.
Your choices affect how long export takes and where the file plays. When clips match, trimy can join them with stream copy so the video is not re-encoded. For mixed sequences, it can copy matching segments and encode only incompatible clips, audio, or timeline gaps when possible.
Export a single joined file and save it to your device.
When you're ready, click Render Video. trimy will process the clips and give you one finished file.
If something looks off