Join Audio Files

Merge songs, voice clips or recordings into a single file. Add the files, put them in order, choose a gap between them and save.

Your files never leave your device. The sound is processed in your browser and nothing is uploaded. Limit: . Large or long recordings need a lot of memory and can be slow on older phones.

Joining audio files

Add two or more files (you can choose several at once, or add more later), then use the arrows to put them in the order you want and the × button to remove one. The files are joined end to end. If they use different sample rates they are brought to the rate of the first file, and if some are mono and others stereo, the mono ones are played on both sides.

A tiny fade at the edge of each file stops a click where two pieces of sound meet; choose None for a strictly gapless join of tracks that are meant to flow into each other. Because everything is held in memory, the total length is limited (see above). To trim a file first, use the MP3 cutter; to smooth the ends of the result, fade in / fade out.

Frequently asked questions

How many files can I join?

Up to 40, as long as together they are not longer than the limit shown above.

Can I join MP3 and WAV files together?

Yes. Any formats your browser can play can be mixed; the result is a single MP3 or WAV.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The files are joined and encoded in your browser.

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