Stitch finished clips into one file

Stitch reads the finished videos in one Continue chain and writes a single file. The cut is hard. Clip one ends, clip two begins, no crossfade. That is the honest join. People search for “merge AI clips” and hope the model will invent a camera move between takes. We do not sell that. We sell concatenation of files you already paid to generate.

The chain has to be real. Stitch needs at least two finished clips that belong to the same Continue parent line. A lone clip has nothing to join. An unfinished hop is not ready. A still is not a clip. If you only have one take, Generate the next Continue from that last frame first, then come back.

Watch the chain in Library before you spend the six coins. Stitch will faithfully join a miss. If clip two drifted off the face, the joined file will drift in the same place. Fix the hop, then Stitch. Recreate the look when you want a clean reset instead of joining a broken middle.

Stitch sits on a finished clip in Studio and in Library, next to Continue, once the chain is long enough. This page is the crawlable explanation. The work happens in the studio, not in an essay. Open a clip that already has a sibling in the same Continue chain. If the inspector is empty, you still need a second finished take.

Generate the first clip in Studio. Continue from the last frame for the next hop. After two or more hops land, Stitch is ready. The default join is a hard cut. Dissolve and bridge stay behind More — they are not the live join. We keep that honest so a search for “AI video stitch” does not promise a dissolve we do not run.

You can watch the chain in order with scrub. Play all, then decide. Download the stitched file when you want one timeline instead of up to ten separate clips. The original hops stay in Library. Stitch is an export, not a delete.

It is not one native long take. Continue already refused that story: each hop is another short clip, usually six or ten seconds, up to ten in a chain. Stitch does not secretly extend the model. It does not invent a sixty second product cap either. The cap that exists is ten Continue clips, then start a new scene.

It is not solved dialogue. Faces share the frame. Two people in one still can stand together. They do not become a scripted conversation because you hit Stitch. If you want talk, write it in the prompt and accept that engines drift. We do not claim the join fixes performance.

It is not a Home poster pretending to be a last frame. Continue starts from the tail of a finished video. A showcase still can fill Opening. It cannot fill the Stitch inspector. Generate first.

Six coins is the join fee. Buy a Coin Pack once, a monthly Coin Plan with about 30% more coins, or Coin Plan Annual — paid in full, ten times the monthly cash, twelve times the monthly coins, marked Best deal. $100/yr is twelve months of the $10 Plan, not the $100/mo Plan. Coins never expire. Failed jobs return coins. A finished Stitch you dislike is not a failure.

The Pricing calculator shows approximate stills, clips, and the stitch fee for the pack you are eyeing. It is not a promise that every model will be up or that a look will land. Generate lives in Studio. Stitch lives on a ready chain. This page exists so search can find the join by name.

You are responsible for prompts, uploads, reference stills, and likeness, publicity, and consent. Generated stills and clips are not guaranteed.