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Audio Joiner

Merge multiple audio files into one seamless track

Upload Audio Files

Add multiple audio files to merge (MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC)

How to Use

1

Upload Your File

Drag and drop your file or click to browse. Your file stays in your browser.

2

Adjust Settings

Configure options to get exactly the result you need.

3

Download Result

Process and download your file instantly — no waiting, no server upload.

Why Use This Tool

100% Free

No hidden costs, no premium tiers — every feature is free.

No Installation

Runs entirely in your browser. No software to download or install.

Private & Secure

Your data never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded to any server.

Works on Mobile

Fully responsive — use on your phone, tablet, or desktop.

Your Files Stay Private

This tool processes your files entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server — your data never leaves your device.

  • No server upload — 100% client-side processing
  • No data stored — files are discarded when you close the tab
  • No account required — use instantly without signing up
Multimedia Guide

How to Merge Audio Files Seamlessly

Key Takeaways

  • Audio joining concatenates multiple audio buffers into a single continuous file.
  • All input files are decoded to a common sample rate before merging to prevent pitch or speed issues.
  • Browser-based joining processes everything locally, so even large files never leave your device.

Merging audio files is a common need for podcast editors, musicians, and content creators. Whether combining multiple voice recordings into a single episode, assembling a compilation, or joining song sections, this tool lets you arrange and merge audio files in your browser without installing software.

3–5 tracks

Typical podcast merge

Common Use Cases

1

Podcast Episode Assembly

Combine intro music, main content, ad break, and outro into a single polished episode file ready for upload.

2

Music Compilation

Join multiple song files into a continuous mix or playlist for events or personal listening without gaps.

3

Audiobook Chapter Merging

Combine individually recorded chapters into a single audiobook file for easier distribution and playback.

4

Language Learning Audio

Merge vocabulary pronunciation clips into a continuous study file you can listen to during commutes or workouts.

Tips for Merging Audio

Arrange files in the correct order before merging. Use drag-and-drop to reorder tracks in the desired sequence.

Normalize volume levels across all clips before joining so the output has consistent loudness throughout.

Add brief silence (0.5–1 second) between tracks for natural breathing room, especially for spoken content.

If combining files with different sample rates, the tool resamples automatically, but matching rates ensures the best quality.

All audio merging is performed entirely in your browser. No audio data is uploaded to any server. Your files remain private on your device.

Frequently Asked Questions