Merge Audio
Online & free tool to join several audio files into one continuous track


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All selected audio files will be merged into a single audio file. The files will be combined in the order they are selected. All files should be in the same format for best results.
Audio merge requires multiple files. Upload at least 2 audio files to merge them together.

How to merge audio files online

STEP 1

Upload two or more MP3, WAV, or other supported audio files from your device.

STEP 2

Set the sequence so chapters, songs, or voice segments play in the order you want.

STEP 3

Click Merge. Download the combined audio when processing finishes. Each file stays available for up to 5 downloads.

One file to share

Join interview parts, podcast segments, or playlist tracks into a single download.

Control playback order

Reorder clips before merging so the final mix matches your story or set list.

Browser-based joining

Merge audio online without a desktop digital audio workstation.

When merging audio helps

Use merge for audiobook chapters recorded separately, multi-part voice memos, or a simple playlist you want as one attachment. Trim each clip first if segments need tight start and end points.

Format and quality notes

Output format follows the options on this page. Clips with very different sample rates may be normalized during merge. Listen once after download if seamless quality matters.

Can I merge more than two audio files?

Yes. Upload multiple tracks within plan limits, set the order, and merge into one file.

Will merging reduce quality?

Merge joins existing audio without re-encoding heavily in most cases. Compress afterward if the combined file is too large to send.

Can I merge different formats?

Supported input formats can be combined when listed on the page. Output uses the format shown in the tool settings.

Should I trim before merging?

Trim clips that have long silence at the start or end so the merged track flows cleanly.