Audio Joiner

Merge songs and audio files into one track — in any order, in seconds.

Drop two or more audio files, or click to browse

MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC — mixed formats are fine

Processed locally — your files never leave this tab

Processed locally — nothing uploaded Free, no signup No watermarks

Combine multiple songs, podcast episodes or voice recordings into a single file. Add as many tracks as you like, reorder them, and optionally fade the beginning and end. Merging happens on your device — even large libraries join instantly and stay private.

How to use the Audio Joiner

  1. Add your tracks

    Drop two or more audio files onto the page, or click to select several at once. Mixed formats are fine — they are matched automatically.

  2. Set the order

    Reorder tracks with the arrow buttons or remove any track you change your mind about. The total duration updates as you go.

  3. Merge and save

    Add optional fades, click Export, and download the merged file as MP3 or WAV.

Frequently asked questions

Can I merge different audio formats together?

Yes. Files are decoded and matched to a common sample rate first, so you can join an MP3 with a WAV and an M4A in one pass. The output format is your choice.

How many files can I join?

There is no fixed limit — dozens of tracks work fine. The practical ceiling is your device memory, since everything is processed locally.

Can I change the order of the songs?

Yes. Use the up and down arrows next to each track to reorder the sequence before merging. The preview duration updates instantly.

Do the tracks crossfade into each other?

Yes. Set the crossfade slider to overlap the end of each track with the start of the next — the merge applies a smooth fade between neighbours. Set it to zero for a hard, gapless cut between tracks.

Is the merged file quality good?

Joining to WAV is lossless — the audio is not re-compressed. MP3 export re-encodes once at up to 320 kbps, which is transparent for nearly all listeners.