Summary: Looking for ways to combine YouTube videos? You’re in the right place. The post is a step by step guide on how to combine YouTube videos on Web, PC, Mac, and Mobile.
Before starting up, let’s take a look at the question below:
Q: Can You Combine Videos Directly on YouTube?
A: Unfortunately, the answer is no. Since YouTube canceled its online video editor in September 2017, it no longer supports online video merges. Even now, its latest editing tool, YouTube Studio, has no kind of feature of video combination. You can only use the tool to trim a video, add music, add blurs, or add end screens.
So how to combine YouTube videos now?
Don't worry. We've found other solutions for you. In the following article, we'll give you more details on how to combine two or more YouTube videos into one on different devices. Read on to find out.
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Part 1. How to Combine YouTube Videos Online
Don't want to download any software to your computer? FlexClip’s Free Video Merger is your best bet. It allows you to combine multiple YouTube videos into one right in your browser. No download or installation is required. Below is the how-to steps.
Step 1To get started, click the "Merge Video Now" button below. (Note: make sure you have the YouTube videos you want to merge downloaded to your computer.)
Step 2Upload your downloaded YouTube videos to FlexClip Free Video Merger.

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Step 3Drag and drop your video clips to rearrange them according to your needs.

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Step 4(Optional) Add more effects to your video: text, music, shapes, emojis, filters, transitions, watermarks, etc.
Step 5Export your video (480p, 720p, or 1080p) and share it to YouTube quickly.

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Part 2. How to Combine YouTube Videos on PC/Mac
As you know, online video joiners are highly dependent on the internet. If you want to merge YouTube videos offline, a desktop-based YouTube Joiner like VLC is an ideal choice. The VLC Media Player provides the ability to combine YouTube videos quickly. It is entirely free and available on many popular platforms, including Windows, Mac, and Linux.

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Steps:
- Download and install VLC media player to your computer.
- Launch the application and click Media>Open Multiple Files.
- Click the little inverted triangle next to the Play button, then select Convert from the drop-down box.
- Click the video format you want in the Profile TAB, and then click the Start button.
Part 3. How to Combine YouTube Videos on Mobile
InShot is a professional video merger available on Android and iOS. The tool enables you to add two or more YouTube videos together in a few clicks. Once you have merged your videos, you can share the result to social media sites like YouTube in a simple one click.

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Steps:
- Download InShot to your mobile and launch the app.
- Upload your downloaded YouTube videos to the video joiner.
- Reorder your video clips and add more effects to them according to your needs.
- Export your video or share it to YouTube directly.
The Bottom Line
That’s all for how to combine YouTube videos on different devices. Before you start merging, make sure that the YouTube videos you want to join have been downloaded to your computer or mobile phone. By the way, FlexClip is a powerful and professional YouTube video maker. It includes all the tools you need for video making such as video trimmer, video converter, screen recorder, etc. Give it a try now. It's risk-free.
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