About this tool
Audio Merge combines two or more audio clips into one, playing one after another in whatever order you set. Drag files in, reorder them with the up and down arrows, and download the combined result as WAV or MP3. Nothing ever leaves your device.
If your clips have different sample rates or channel counts (say, one mono recording and one stereo one), this tool renders the merged result at the highest sample rate and channel count among them, letting the browser's own audio engine handle any resampling automatically -- you don't need to match your clips up beforehand.
Frequently asked questions
Can I merge clips that have different sample rates?
Yes -- the merged result renders at the highest sample rate and channel count among your clips, and the browser's own audio engine automatically handles resampling any mismatched clips to fit. You don't need to convert them to match beforehand.
Can I change the order the clips play in?
Yes -- use the up and down arrows next to each clip in the list to move it earlier or later. The clips merge in whatever order they're listed, top to bottom.
Can I listen to a clip before merging?
Yes -- click any clip's row in the list to load it into the preview player below. This just previews the individual clip; the merged result itself is only available after you download it.
Why is the download button disabled with only one clip loaded?
Merging needs at least two clips to combine -- a single clip has nothing to merge with. Add a second clip and the download button enables automatically.