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Join Audio Files Online

Merge multiple audio files into one with optional crossfade. Free, private, runs in your browser.

How it works

01

Drop multiple audio files or click to upload. MP3, WAV, and most formats work.

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Reorder tracks with the arrow buttons. Set crossfade duration if you want smooth transitions.

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Click merge, preview the result, and download as WAV.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I merge audio files online?

Upload two or more audio files to this tool. Arrange them in your desired order using the arrow buttons. Optionally set a crossfade duration for smooth transitions. Click merge and download the combined file.

How many files can I join at once?

No limit. Add as many files as your device's memory can handle. Each file is decoded in your browser and merged locally.

What is crossfade?

Crossfade overlaps the end of one track with the beginning of the next, fading one out while fading the other in. This creates a smooth transition instead of an abrupt cut. Set the duration from 0 to 5 seconds.

Can I merge files with different formats?

Yes. You can mix MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A, and other formats. The browser decodes each file, and the merged output is a single WAV file.

Does this upload my files to a server?

No. Each file is decoded to a PCM buffer in your browser. The merge concatenates those buffers locally and encodes the result as WAV without any server involvement.

Can I reorder the tracks after uploading?

Yes. Use the up and down arrow buttons next to each track to change the order. The merge follows the displayed order.

What happens when I merge files with different sample rates?

The tool resamples all files to match the highest sample rate in the set before merging. A 44.1 kHz file joined with a 48 kHz file produces a 48 kHz output. Quality is preserved for all tracks.

How do I combine multiple voice memos into one file?

Upload all your voice memos at once (drag and drop works). Use the arrow buttons to put them in order. Set a short crossfade (0.5-1 second) for smooth transitions, or leave it at zero for a hard cut. Click merge and download the combined file.

Can I merge separate podcast interview segments into one episode?

Yes. Upload the intro, interview segments, and outro. Arrange them in order. A 1-2 second crossfade between segments sounds natural. The tool handles different sample rates and formats, so it works even if you recorded segments with different devices.

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