Merge two videos for WhatsApp Status
Have two clips you want to post together on your Status? Choose both videos, put them in order, and Timamu Web joins them into one MP4 in your browser. Free to start, and nothing to install.
How to merge two videos for WhatsApp Status: open Timamu, choose two clips in the order they should play, merge them, and download one MP4. Free supports up to 3 short clips at 1080p, 100 MB total and 5 minutes total. Timamu processes supported clips on your device in your browser.
Free merges up to 3 short clips (1080p, 100 MB total, and 5 minutes total). Premium adds bigger, longer, and higher-resolution merges, plus merge-and-compress and target-size workflows. Exact size is not guaranteed.
Join clips into one MP4 you can share on WhatsApp Status or chat. Video merge is Available on Timamu Web (freemium). Free covers 3 clips, at 1080p, 100 MB total, and 5 minutes total. Premium unlocks bigger, longer, and higher-resolution merges, plus merge-and-compress and target-size workflows.
Supported clips stay in your browser. Files stay on your device.
Need the size step for a video you already have? Compress a video that is too big to send on WhatsApp. For a short clip for Instagram, see compress video for Instagram. Join clips first, then shrink with compress video for WhatsApp.
Questions
How do I merge two videos for WhatsApp Status?
Open Timamu Web, add the two clips in the order they should play, merge them, and download one MP4. Then post that MP4 to your WhatsApp Status. The merge runs in your browser on your device.
Why does WhatsApp Status cut my merged video?
WhatsApp splits or trims long Status videos. Keep the merged clip short, or post it in parts. If the file is too big to send, compress it after merging.
Do my clips stay on my device?
Yes. Timamu prepares your clips in your browser on your device.
Do this on your phone, without the browser. The Timamu app is coming soon
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