Merge songs and audio files into one track — in your order, with no gap
Drop audio files here, or click to browse
2 to 10 files, joined in the order below
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Drop two or more songs, recordings or video files on the page, or click to browse.
Put them in order
Use the up and down arrows to arrange the tracks, and the cross to remove one.
Trim a clip (optional)
Click the scissors on a file and type a start and an end, in seconds, to use only that part.
Choose the format and merge
Pick MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG or FLAC, press Merge audio, listen to the result and download it.
Add two or more audio files — songs, voice memos, podcast segments, music tracks — and join them into one file that plays straight through, in the order you choose. Put the files in order with the arrows, remove any you don't need, and press Merge audio.
The tracks play back to back with no gap and no fade added between them, so a live album split into songs, a recording saved in several parts, or a set of clips for a project all join up the way they were meant to sound. Formats can be mixed freely: an MP3, a WAV and an M4A voice memo can go into the same merge, and the merger makes them match before it joins them.
Need only part of a recording? Every file has its own trim control. Type a start and an end in seconds and only that part is used, so you can drop a long intro from one track and the applause from the end of another without opening a separate editor. The joined length updates as you go.
Save the finished track as MP3 for the widest compatibility, M4A or OGG for smaller files, or WAV and FLAC when you want to keep full quality for more editing, and listen to it on the page before you download it.
Everything happens in your browser. Your songs and recordings are never uploaded, so there is no upload queue, no sign-in wall and nothing to wait for — merge your audio privately and download the result in seconds.
Add your files, put them in the order you want with the up and down arrows, choose the format for the finished file and press Merge audio. The joined track appears with a player so you can listen before you download it. There is no sign-up and no watermark.
Add the songs, arrange them in the order they should play and press Merge audio. The songs are joined into a single track with no gap between them. Save it as MP3 to play anywhere, or as WAV or FLAC to keep full quality.
Yes. There is no account, no watermark and no daily limit - add your MP3 files, press Merge audio and download the joined file.
Yes. Files in different formats, bitrates and sample rates can go into the same merge. Each one is made to match the others first, then the files are joined and saved in the format you choose.
Use the up and down arrows on each row. The numbers show the order the files will play in and update straight away. The cross removes a file from the list.
Yes. Click the scissors on a file and type where its part should start and end, in seconds. Leave the start empty to begin at the start of the file and the end empty to go to its end. The row shows which part will be used, and the joined length updates.
The tracks play back to back with no gap and no fade added between them, so each file starts the moment the one before it ends. To leave a pause, trim the files so they end where you want and add a short silent file between them.
Merging, also called joining, plays one track after another to make a longer track. Mixing layers tracks so that they play at the same time. This tool merges tracks one after another.
Join up to 10 files in one go, with up to 150 MB of audio in total - that is over two and a half hours of MP3 at 128 kbps. For a longer list, merge it in groups and then merge the results.
MP3 plays on virtually every device and app. M4A and OGG make smaller files at the same quality. WAV and FLAC keep the full quality of the sources, which is best if you will keep editing the file. For MP3, M4A and OGG you can also choose the quality - a higher number means better sound and a bigger file.
Yes. Add the video files as you would audio files, for example an MP4 and an MP3, and their sound tracks are joined into one audio file. A video with no sound track has nothing to add, and you are told so.
Yes. Add the parts in order and merge them into one file. For long recordings, save as MP3 or M4A to keep the file small enough to share and store.
Your files are joined inside your browser, on your own device, and are never sent to a server, so nobody else ever receives your audio. Close the tab and they are gone.
No app is needed. The merger runs on this page in a current web browser, so you can use it on whichever computer or phone you have in front of you.
Yes - no account, no premium tier and no daily limit.
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