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Join audio files

Put several recordings end to end, with optional silence between.

Drop the recordings you want joined

or click to choose (.mp3, .wav, .m4a, .aac, .ogg, .flac, .opus). Up to 60 MB per file.

The silence goes between the recordings, not at the end of the result.

Your browser does the joining, the recordings are never uploaded. The first run downloads about 32 MB of the computing core, after that everything runs without waiting.

More about Join audio files

How to join several recordings

Drop the files in, order them with the arrows and start the join. The recordings are laid end to end in exactly the order of the list and the result downloads straight away.

Different formats and different audio settings are not a problem. Every track is brought to the same sample rate and to stereo before joining, so a phone recording sits happily next to studio music.

  • Up to twelve files in one join.
  • Silence can go between the tracks; none is added to the end of the result.
  • Your browser does all the work, the recordings are never uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

Does the volume stay the same?

The tracks are joined as they are. If one plays noticeably louder, level it first with the volume tool.

Can I make a mix or a crossfade with it?

No, the recordings follow one another and never overlap. To lay music under a video, use the tool that adds audio to video.

What order are the files joined in?

Exactly the order they appear in the list. Change it with the arrows on each item.

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