Merge MP3 Files

Combine multiple MP3 files into one track - free, online, with no signup or watermark. Add your MP3s, drag to put them in order, then join them back to back, with a silent gap or a smooth crossfade, keeping the original bitrate so there is no quality loss. Need to merge other formats too, or mix MP3 with WAV and M4A? Use the full Audio Joiner. Want to trim an MP3 first? Try the MP3 Cutter.

Drop your audio files here

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Up to 100MB per file - 20 files max

How to Merge MP3 Files into One

Add Your MP3 Files

Drag and drop or click to select two or more MP3 files, up to 100MB each. You can also pull an MP3 from a video first with the Video to MP3 converter.

Order and Set Transitions

Use the up and down arrows to put the MP3s in the right order, then choose a silent gap or a crossfade between them if you want.

Merge and Download

Set the bitrate to Auto or 320 kbps to keep quality, then click Merge & Download for a single combined MP3.

Merge MP3: Common Tasks

Combine MP3 files into one without losing quality

Set the Quality option to Auto (match source) or 320 kbps so the merged MP3 keeps the original bitrate. The only time quality drops is when the source MP3s were already low bitrate or re-compressed many times.

Merge MP3 files with different bitrates

You can mix MP3s recorded at 128, 192 and 320 kbps in the same job. They are re-encoded to a common sample rate before joining so the final file plays back consistently with no glitches at the joins.

Join MP3 songs into a continuous mix

Add the songs in order and choose the Crossfade transition (2-5 seconds) so each track blends into the next - perfect for a workout playlist or a party mix with no silence between songs.

Merge MP3 podcast or audiobook parts

Add the parts in order, use a small silent gap for podcasts or join back to back for audiobooks, then export as MP3. Trim each part first with the MP3 Cutter if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Add two or more MP3 files, drag them into the order you want with the arrows, choose a gap or crossfade if needed, then click Merge & Download to get a single combined MP3. To merge other formats too, use the full Audio Joiner.

Set the Quality option to Auto (match source) or 320 kbps so the merged MP3 keeps the original bitrate. Quality only drops noticeably if the source files were already heavily compressed.

Yes. MP3s of different bitrates and sample rates are re-encoded to a common rate before joining, so they merge cleanly into one consistent file.

You can merge up to 20 MP3 files per job, each up to 100MB. Most merges finish in a few seconds. Need to shorten one first? Use the MP3 Cutter.

Yes - 100% free with no watermarks, no registration and no daily limits. Bookmark ConvertICO.com and merge as many MP3s as you need.