Combine multiple audio files into one track in the order you choose
Stitching songs into a mixtape, joining podcast segments, combining voice memos into one file: joining audio is a common job that should not need an editor. Meicut's audio merger combines multiple audio files into a single track, in exactly the order you choose.
Upload your files, drag the segments on the timeline into the right order, and merge. Mixed formats are fine: everything is unified into one output file in MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A or FLAC, with three quality levels to choose from. Free with no sign-up.
- Join as many audio files as you need into one continuous track
- Drag segments on the timeline to set the playing order
- Mix input formats freely: MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, AAC, FLAC and WMA
- Output as MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A or FLAC, with 128k, 192k or 320k quality
- Per-segment playback to check the order before merging
- Summary bar shows total files, duration and size as you arrange
Common audio merging jobs
Stitch songs into a mixtape
Line up a set of tracks for a workout, a road trip or a party as one continuous file. Drag the segments until the running order feels right, and preview any segment before committing.
Join podcast or lecture segments
Episodes recorded in several takes, or a course split across many small files, become one listenable track. The summary bar keeps the total duration visible as you add parts.
Combine voice memos and interviews
Phone memos and recorder apps save every thought as a separate file. Merging them in chronological order gives you one archive that is far easier to store, share and transcribe.
Merge mixed formats into one file
An MP3 from one app, a WAV from a recorder, an M4A from a phone: the merger accepts them together and unifies everything into a single output in the format you pick.
Choose the output that fits the job
MP3 keeps spoken-word files small, the higher quality settings treat music better, and lossless output preserves everything for archiving or a second round of editing.
Compressed or lossless output
Compressed: MP3, OGG or M4A
The everyday choice. Files stay small, play on every device, and three quality levels let you balance size against sound. MP3 at 192k suits most music mixes.
Lossless: WAV or FLAC
Keeps the audio exactly as it is. Pick this when the merged file will be edited again, archived, or fed into another production step.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I combine audio files into one?
Upload two or more audio files, drag them into the order you want, and start the merge. You will get one continuous audio file containing all of them.
Can I merge audio files in different formats?
Yes. You can combine files recorded in different common formats such as MP3, WAV and M4A, and they will be unified into one output file.
Is there a crossfade between the merged tracks?
No. The files join back to back in the order you set, which keeps spoken content clean and predictable. For music, export a lossless format if you plan to add transitions in an editor later.
Which output format and quality should I choose?
MP3 at 192k is a safe default for music, 128k is fine for speech, and WAV or FLAC keeps full quality for archiving or further editing.
Is there a limit on how many files I can merge?
You can merge multiple files in one batch, with a total upload size of up to 500MB for free users.
What happens to my uploaded audio?
Files are uploaded for processing, then expire and are deleted according to your account rules.