Merge OGG Files

How to merge OGG files

1. Add your OGG files. Drop two or more OGG or Opus files into the box. Each shows its length and waveform.
2. Order them. Drag by the handle, use the arrows, or press A-Z to sort by name.
3. Pick the joins. Back to back for loops and soundtracks, a gap for sound effect sets, a crossfade for mixes.
4. Merge. Keep OGG (merged on our server) or pick MP3 or WAV (merged in your browser) and press Merge.

Building a seamless game music loop? Use Back to back and leave the fades off, so the end of the merged file flows straight into its start.

OGG Vorbis or Opus?

Both live in the Ogg container and both merge here. The merged file is saved as OGG Vorbis, the format games and Android expect. Want an MP3 for every phone instead? Pick MP3 under Save as.

Where is the OGG made?

Browsers can read OGG but cannot write it, so OGG output is merged on our server with FFmpeg.

Your files travel over HTTPS, are merged, and are deleted right away - the merged OGG is deleted once you download it. If you would rather keep everything on your device, pick MP3 or WAV: those merge entirely in your browser.

Ideas for merged OGG files

• Game soundtracks - intro and loop parts joined back to back.
• Sound effect packs - many short OGGs with a 0.5 second gap for easy auditioning.
• Android notification sounds - two short sounds merged into one.

Need the result in another format? Merge MP3 and Merge WAV are browser-only.

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