ApowerShare Video Joiner review
A Windows video joiner with stream-copy and encoded joining, plus conversion and audio extraction.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ApowerShare Video Joiner is Windows desktop software for combining two or more clips into one file. It is aimed at solo users and small teams who want joining, format conversion and audio extraction in one application. Drag-and-drop clip ordering helps arrange source clips before merging. Supported formats include MP4, AVI, FLV, MKV, WMV and MOV, with MP3 and WAV among the available audio outputs.
Its two joining modes address different source files: Direct Stream Clone Mode joins compatible clips without re-encoding, while Encode Mode can combine different video formats. The distinction matters if avoiding re-encoding is a priority; that mode is limited to compatible files. The software also converts video and extracts audio, and output formats can reach 4K. This makes it a practical fit for Windows users who need several file-handling tasks alongside joining, rather than a browser-based or cross-platform option.
The published plans show a Basic plan at $8.95 per month, a 1-Year Subscription at $54.95 per year, and a Single Lifetime Plan for $88.95 one time. Each license covers one computer, and the subscription plans include auto-renewal, cancellation anytime, support and updates, and a 5-day money-back guarantee. The lifetime plan includes support and updates with a 30-day money-back guarantee. A 13-day trial is stated in the product FAQ. Choose it if Windows support and conversion or extraction alongside clip joining are useful; look elsewhere if you need another desktop platform or a license for multiple computers.
ApowerShare Video Joiner pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Direct Stream Clone Mode joins compatible clips without re-encoding
- Encode Mode can join clips in different video formats
- Converts video, extracts audio and outputs up to 4K formats
- Where it doesn't
- Windows desktop only
- Each listed license covers one computer
- Encode Mode is needed when joining different video formats
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