Join Audio Files
Share tool
Only this public address is included. Your files, inputs and results stay out of the link.
Put recordings in order, choose pauses and combine them into one WAV file. Preview and download the result locally.
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A visual example
Tracks play one after another
Two clips and one pause
The pause is placed between the recordings.
One eight-second WAV Time Sound 0–4 s Clip A 4–5 s Silence 5–8 s Clip B One eight-second WAV
4 + 1 + 3 = 8 seconds. The tracks are not overlaid.
Check the order and listen for volume changes before sharing the result.
Illustrative example. Synthetic timing example. Sources must be browser-decodable and fit the input and combined-output limits.
How to use it
- Choose two to eight supported recordings, or try the synthetic examples.
- Put the tracks in the desired order and set any silence between them.
- Create the joined WAV, listen to the complete exported preview and download it.
Example: A 4-second recording, 1 second of silence and a 3-second recording produce an 8-second WAV.
Details & limits
2–8 tracks, 20 MiB each and 40 MiB combined. Maximum 120 seconds per input, 180 seconds of inputs combined and 180 seconds for the joined output, including pauses. Pauses: 0–10 seconds. Output: mono/stereo 16-bit PCM WAV at 48 kHz.
Can I join recordings with different sample rates or channel counts?
Supported mono and stereo sources are decoded locally and joined at 48 kHz. If any track is stereo, mono tracks are copied into both channels. The tool does not mix tracks on top of each other, balance their loudness or preserve source metadata. Listen for level changes before sharing.