Combine multiple FLAC files into one lossless track - free, online, no signup or watermark. Great for joining an album, a live set or concert parts into one continuous FLAC. Add your files, drag them into order, then join them back to back, with a silent gap or a smooth crossfade, with no quality loss. Need a portable MP3 too? Use the full Audio Joiner.
or click to browse - add two or more files
Drag and drop or select two or more FLAC files, up to 100MB each.
Reorder tracks with the arrows, then choose back to back for a gapless album, or a gap / crossfade.
Keep FLAC for a lossless result, then click Merge & Download for one combined file.
Add the album tracks in order and join them back to back with no gap so the album plays as one continuous lossless FLAC - the closest you can get to a gapless album rip in one file.
Stitch the individual FLAC tracks of a live show or DJ set into one continuous lossless file, optionally with a short crossfade so applause and transitions flow naturally.
FLAC is lossless compression, so merging FLAC files and exporting back to FLAC keeps the audio bit-for-bit identical to the sources. Keep the output on FLAC for an archival master.
FLAC files are large. For a phone-friendly version of the same merge, use the full Audio Joiner and export as MP3 320 kbps or M4A.
Add two or more FLAC files, order them with the arrows, choose back to back (or a gap / crossfade), then click Merge & Download for a single combined FLAC.
No. FLAC is lossless, so merging and exporting back to FLAC is bit-for-bit faithful to the originals.
Yes. Add the tracks in order and choose the back to back transition (no gap, no crossfade) so the album plays straight through with no silence between tracks.
Up to 20 files per job, each up to 100MB. Most merges finish in a few seconds.
Yes - 100% free, no watermarks, no registration and no daily limits.