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Upload multiple clips, pick a transition style, and merge them in your browser. Files stay on your device — nothing is uploaded to our servers.
Play the actual joins below: the same A/B plates rendered as a cross-dissolve, directional wipe, and hard cut.
Cross-dissolve
Blend two exposure-matched shots with a 1.0s cross-dissolve.
Left wipe
Reveal scene B from right to left with a 1.0s directional wipe.
Hard cut
Switch from scene A to scene B on one frame with no overlap.
Upload scene A then scene B in the editor. Match screen direction, then try dissolve or wipe between these plates.
Scene A — bright street
Sunny crosswalk plate — first clip in a video transition dissolve pair.
Scene B — tunnel entry
Cooler tunnel plate — second clip; keep cyclist screen direction for a clean wipe.
Match-cut circle
Circular vinyl close-up — practice a graphic match cut into another round shape.
Practical merge workflows — upload clips, pick one transition style, export WebM.
Cross-dissolve between two product colorways on the same tripod shot.
Hard cut from talking-head A-roll to B-roll without a flash frame.
Fade through black between day and night of the same storefront.
Left wipe between two outfit variants on the same model pose.
Merge three social clips with matching 0.5s dissolves for a Reels carousel export.
Join interview segments with short fades instead of jump cuts.
Combine before/after renovation clips with a wipe reveal.
Chain five travel clips with consistent dissolve length for a vlog opener.
Transition from logo sting to main footage with fade through black.
Merge screen recordings with cuts when no blend is needed.
Dissolve between two exposure-matched landscape timelapses.
Wipe between portrait clips for a TikTok-safe vertical export.
Join event highlight clips in upload order for a same-day recap.
Export a silent WebM bridge and add whoosh in your DAW afterward.
VEED, Canva, and Kapwing pair transitions with large cloud editors. Voor keeps the useful core local: order clips, choose one join language, preview, and export.
Trim source clips first and upload them in the sequence you want to merge.
Use a cut for continuity, dissolve for time or mood, wipe for graphic movement, or fade for chapters.
Check motion direction, exposure jumps, and whether the transition hides or exaggerates the edit.
Frames render locally to WebM; keep original audio and finish the sound mix in your NLE.
One style applies between every clip pair in your timeline.
Instant join — no overlap. Best when both clips are already trimmed.
Opacity blend at the cut. Keep camera static for the cleanest read.
Dip to black or white, then reveal the next clip — good for chapter breaks.
Left, right, up, or down — next clip reveals over the outgoing shot.
Push transition — both clips move together like a classic NLE slide.
Outgoing clip scales out while the next scales in with a cross-fade.
Iris reveal from the center — strong for before/after or logo moments.
Evidence notes
Timing rules, continuity checks, export limits, and shot intent provide a practical reason to choose a cut, dissolve, fade, or wipe.
A video transition is the edit between two clips — dissolve, fade, wipe, or a straight cut. This page is a lightweight browser editor: upload your files, set one transition style for every join, and export a single WebM. No account required and no AI credits spent.
Match exposure on both sides before blending. Cross-dissolves look best when brightness and white balance are close. For hard cuts, use the Cut mode and trim handles in Premiere or CapCut if the join needs a frame of slack.
Export is video-only today. Import the WebM, lay it on your timeline, and attach audio from your source clips or add sound design in post. That keeps the tool fast and private — nothing leaves your machine during merge.
Need AI-generated bridge shots between scenes instead? Try Video Editing or Text to Video. This tool is for traditional clip joins when you already have the footage.
Long exports can take a minute on laptop CPUs because every frame renders locally. Shorter clips and 720p sources finish faster than 4K marathon files.
Video transition online
Use a hard cut when action, eyeline, or screen direction already connects the clips. Choose a short dissolve for a gentle change in time, mood, or location; a fade for a chapter boundary or ending; and a wipe only when graphic movement belongs to the visual language. The effect should clarify the relationship between shots. If viewers notice the transition before they understand the scene, shorten it or return to a cut.
Timing
Trim weak handles before importing, then inspect the exact outgoing and incoming frames. Similar motion direction can make a dissolve feel continuous; opposing movement can create a visual collision. Large exposure or white-balance changes become more obvious during an overlap. Start with a restrained duration, watch at normal speed, and check whether speech, music, or an impact lands before or after the visual join. Finish detailed audio fades in a timeline editor.
Browser export
This online editor is designed for a small sequence, one transition language, a fast preview, and a local WebM export. It is a practical choice for privacy-sensitive clips or a quick social assembly. Use a full nonlinear editor when you need frame-accurate audio mixing, captions, layered graphics, color matching, source-codec control, or a specific delivery codec. Keep original files and verify the downloaded duration, resolution, orientation, and audio before publishing.
Upload two or more video clips, choose a transition style between each pair, and export a single merged file. Processing runs entirely in your browser — clips are not uploaded to Voor servers.
Hard cut, cross-dissolve, fade through black or white, left/right/up/down wipes, slide left/right, zoom cross, and circle open. Adjust transition length from 0.2 to 2 seconds. All transitions use the same style between every clip pair.
Yes. Merging clips with transitions is free and does not use AI credits. Export happens locally on your device.
The tool exports WebM video (VP8 or VP9 depending on your browser). Import the file into Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, or any editor that accepts WebM.
Not yet — output is video only. Keep your original clips and add audio in your NLE after importing the merged WebM.
Clips play in upload order. Add them one batch at a time or select multiple files — the list shows timeline order from top to bottom.
MP4, WebM, and QuickTime (MOV) files that your browser can decode. Very large files may be slow to export because frames render locally.
This is traditional editing — you supply finished clips and pick a dissolve or wipe. For AI-generated bridge shots between scenes, see our video editing tools instead.
You own the source clips you upload. Voor does not store them. Commercial use depends on rights to your original footage.
Upload two or more videos, pick dissolve, fade, wipe, or cut, and download WebM — free in your browser.
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