Merge WAV Files

Combine multiple WAV files into one lossless track - free, online, no signup or watermark. Add your WAV recordings, drag them into order, then join them back to back, with a silent gap or a smooth crossfade. WAV is uncompressed, so there is zero quality loss. Working with mixed formats, or want a smaller file? Use the full Audio Joiner to export MP3 or M4A instead.

Drop your audio files here

or click to browse - add two or more files

MP3 WAV OGG M4A FLAC WEBM
Up to 100MB per file - 20 files max

How to Merge WAV Files into One

Add Your WAV Files

Drag and drop or select two or more WAV files, up to 100MB each. Large studio recordings are fine.

Order and Set Transitions

Reorder takes with the arrows, then choose back to back, a silent gap, or a crossfade.

Merge and Download

Keep WAV for a lossless master, then click Merge & Download for one combined file.

Merge WAV: Common Tasks

Combine WAV recordings without any quality loss

WAV is uncompressed PCM, so joining WAV files and exporting back to WAV introduces zero generation loss - the merged file is bit-for-bit faithful to the sources. Keep the output format on WAV for an archival or studio-grade master.

Merge studio takes or recorded stems

Stitch multiple takes, room recordings or instrument stems into one continuous WAV for editing or archiving. Turn on loudness normalization if takes were recorded at different input levels.

Join long WAV field recordings

Combine split field or interview recordings (many recorders chunk WAV files at 2GB or by time) back into one continuous file. Add them in order and join back to back with no gap.

Make a smaller file after merging

WAV files are large. If you need the combined result to be shareable, use the full Audio Joiner and export the merge as MP3 320 kbps or M4A instead of WAV.

Frequently Asked Questions

Add two or more WAV files, put them in order with the arrows, choose a gap or crossfade if needed, then click Merge & Download for a single combined WAV.

No. WAV is uncompressed, so merging WAV files and exporting to WAV is completely lossless - the result is faithful to the originals.

Yes. Files are resampled to a common rate before joining, so 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz WAVs merge cleanly into one consistent file.

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.