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Merge MP3 Files — Free Audio Joiner, No Upload

Join MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC and video soundtracks into one file. Reorder, trim each track on a waveform, add fades, save as MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC or OGG — free, browser-only, no upload.

Example: intro.m4a · take2.wav 3s–90s · outro.mp3 → one MP3

Merge MP3 Files — Free Audio Joiner, No Upload

Combining audio usually means more than gluing files together: the takes need to be in the right order, and the count-in on track three has to go. Drop your files and each one becomes a track in a list; move tracks up or down to set the running order, select any track to trim it on its waveform or cut a section out, add a fade at the start or end, and save the whole sequence as one MP3 — or M4A, WAV, FLAC or OGG. Mixed formats are fine: an M4A voice memo can follow an MP3 and a WAV. Everything runs in your browser, so the recordings are never uploaded.

Order You Control

Move any track up or down. The result follows the order on screen, not the order you dropped the files in.

Trim While You Join

Select a track to trim it on its waveform or cut a section out of it — each track keeps its own edit.

Handles Mixed Sources

MP3 next to M4A, WAV, FLAC or an MP4 soundtrack, mono alongside stereo — every track is converted to one shape before joining.

100% Browser-Only

No upload, no server copy, no watermark. Decoding, editing and encoding all run inside the tab.

!How It Works, Step by Step

1

Drop the files you want to join. Each becomes a track; nothing is uploaded.

2

Reorder the tracks with the arrows, and select any track to trim it.

3

Add a fade in or out if you like and preview the whole result.

4

Choose MP3 or another format and save one file.

In Your Browser vs. on a Server

FeatureLocal (Us)Cloud Tool
PrivacyJoined in your browser, never uploadedEvery file uploaded to a server
Trim each trackYes, on its own waveformOften a separate step
Mixed formatsMP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, OGG, video soundtracksVaries
Crossfades between tracksNo — joins are seamless, fades at start and endSome tools

Technical FAQ

How do I merge several MP3 files into one?
Drop them all onto the page. Each becomes a track; arrange them with the up and down arrows, then save. One file comes out, with the tracks in the order shown.
Can I join files that are not all MP3?
Yes. M4A, MP4, MOV, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG/Opus and WebM can be mixed with MP3. Each is decoded by the browser and converted to one sample rate and channel count before joining, and you choose the output format.
Can I trim the tracks before joining them?
Yes. Select a track to open its waveform, drag the handles to keep the part you want, or cut a section out of the middle. Each track keeps its own edit.
Is there a gap or crossfade between tracks?
No. Tracks are joined sample-exactly with no inserted silence and no crossfade between them. You can add a fade in at the very start and a fade out at the very end of the result.
Is merging audio online safe for private recordings?
On PDFGami, yes, because nothing is uploaded. The files are decoded, joined and encoded inside your browser. You can confirm it in your browser developer tools’ Network tab.
How many files can I join at once?
There is no artificial limit. The practical ceiling is your device’s memory, because every file is decoded to uncompressed samples in the tab before it is joined.

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