Merge MP3 files online — join several songs or recordings into one file: the tracks play one after another in the order of the list. Leave a pause between them or make a smooth crossfade like a DJ, and cut off an unwanted intro or ending of any song.
How to merge MP3 files into one
- Press Choose songs and select several files at once, or add them one by one. You can also drop files on the page.
- Put the songs in order with the arrows. ▶ plays a song, ✂ trims it: set where it should start and end.
- Choose what goes between the songs — back to back, a crossfade or a pause — and the format of the result.
- Press Merge, listen to the result and download it.
What you can combine
- Songs for a dance, a performance or a party — one track without gaps.
- Music for a greeting, a slideshow or a video.
- Parts of one recording: a lecture, a podcast, voice messages.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, OPUS and FLAC are supported, and you can mix them. The result is saved as MP3 (128, 192 or 320 kbps) or uncompressed WAV. Even out the volume raises quiet recordings and lowers loud ones so the songs sound alike.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it free?
Yes, with no limits and no sign-up.
How many songs can I merge?
Up to 30 files and 3 hours in total at a time, on a phone up to an hour and a half. The merged file can be merged with others again.
How do I crossfade between songs?
Set Between songs to crossfade and pick its length: the end of one song fades out while the next one fades in over it.
Can I trim a song before merging?
Yes. Press ✂ next to the song and enter the start and end time, for example 0:15 and 3:20. ▶ plays the song from that point.
Will the quality drop?
For the best sound choose MP3 320 kbps or uncompressed WAV. At 192 kbps the difference is hardly audible and the file is smaller.
Why is a file not added?
Its format is not supported or the file is damaged. Save it as MP3 or WAV and add it again.