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Audio Joiner

Merge songs, voice notes or recordings into one file. Put them in order, choose back to back, a smooth crossfade or a gap, then save one MP3 or WAV.

Free & unlimited No sign-up Nothing uploaded
Drop the files to join
or click to choose · two or more · MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC
Choose files

🔒 Your audio is never uploaded - it's processed right here in your browser.

How it works

1

Add your files

Drop in two or more songs, voice notes or recordings - several at once is fine.

2

Put them in order

Use the arrows to move files up or down, then choose back to back, crossfade or a gap between them.

3

Join and save

Listen to the joined track, then save it as one MP3 or WAV.

How to join audio files into one

Whether it's a playlist turned into one long mix, several voice notes made into one message, or parts of a recording put back together, this audio joiner merges any number of files into a single MP3 or WAV.

  1. Add the files

    Press the box above and pick two or more files, or drop them in. Press + Add more any time to add others.

  2. Put them in order

    Use the up and down arrows on each row. The × removes a file.

  3. Choose how they meet

    Back to back joins them straight after each other, Crossfade blends one into the next, and Gap leaves a moment of silence. Set the seconds with the slider.

  4. Join and listen

    Press Join files, then play the result. Click the waveform to jump to any join and check it.

  5. Save

    Pick MP3 or WAV and press Save the joined file.

Frequently asked questions

How many files can I join?

As many as you like. The only limit is your device's memory - on a phone, keep the total under about 40 minutes.

Can the files be different formats?

Yes - mix MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG and FLAC freely. They're all joined into one track at the same sample rate.

What does Even out the volume do?

It measures how loud each file is and turns the quiet ones up and the loud ones down, so one track doesn't jump out. Turn it off to keep every file exactly as it is.

What's the difference between crossfade and gap?

A crossfade fades one file out while the next fades in - like a DJ mix. A gap puts a few seconds of silence between files - good for separate tracks or voice notes.

Are my files uploaded?

No. They're joined inside your browser and never leave your device - which is also why it's free and unlimited.

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