Steam's Game Recording feature saves your gameplay as fragmented MPEG-DASH files - dozens of tiny chunks split across folders, with no easy way to get a normal video out. FragMend fixes that.

Select your recordings and it automatically:

Auto-detects your Steam install, account, and the real recording folder (even on another drive).

Rebuilds real sessions

Groups the scattered fragments back into one video per play session, per game, using Steam's own timeline data.
Exports clean MP4s
Lossless by default (based on original recording quality set in Steam), with an optional H.265 re-encode for maximum compatibility or H.265 for saving disk space without compromising quality.

Names them sensibly
Output is organized by game and date, ready to edit, upload, or archive.

Everything runs locally.

Your recordings never leave your PC — no uploads, no accounts, no cloud. ffmpeg is bundled, so there's nothing else to install.

Just launch FragMend, let it scan, pick the sessions you want, and Convert.

Steam Deck & Steam Machine support is currently experimental

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