How Merge audio files works
Audio merge concatenates multiple audio files into a single track, drag to reorder them, then download the combined result as one file. It is the right tool for stitching podcast segments, joining voice memos, assembling a playlist into one recording or combining music parts recorded separately, with FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly.
Drag the files into the order you want and the output follows it exactly. FFmpeg normalizes format and sample rate during concatenation, so you can merge an MP3 with a WAV, and an optional crossfade smooths the joins.