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Merge several audio files into one track, in the order you upload them.

Add your audio tracks

Drag & drop two or more audio files here, or click to browse

Accepted: MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, WEBM, MPGA, MP4. Up to 4 MB per file, 8 files max.
Your tracks

Drag a track to reorder — they are joined from top to bottom.

Output timeline

Each segment shows where a track lands in the final file.

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About Audio Joiner

The Audio Joiner merges several audio files into a single continuous track. Add two to eight files — MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG — then drag them into the order you want; the output timeline shows exactly where each track lands in the final file.

Each track can be previewed individually before joining, and the running summary shows the total count and combined duration. It is the quick way to stitch podcast segments together, combine voice memos, assemble a mixtape, or append an intro and outro to a recording.

Joining happens on the server and the merged file downloads automatically as one MP3. The tool is free, with per-file size limits shown on the upload area, and uploads are cleaned up automatically after processing.

How to use Audio Joiner

  1. Drag and drop two or more audio files onto the page (MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG).
  2. Drag the tracks into the order you want — they are joined from top to bottom.
  3. Preview individual tracks and check the output timeline and total duration.
  4. Add more tracks or remove any you do not need (up to 8 files).
  5. Click Join audio — the merged MP3 downloads automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Between two and eight files per join, each within the size limit shown on the upload area. For more segments, join them in batches and then join the results.

Yes. You can combine MP3, WAV, M4A, and OGG files in a single job — everything is decoded and merged into one consistent MP3 output.

Drag tracks up and down in the list, or use the move buttons. The files are concatenated from top to bottom, and the output timeline visualizes where each track sits in the final file.

Tracks are joined back to back with no added silence and no crossfade — one file simply continues into the next. If you want breathing room, add a short silent clip between tracks.

Yes, merging audio files is free and requires no signup.


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