Merge audio clips
Combine multiple audio files into one, in exactly the order you choose.
Add two or more audio clips, drag to set the order they'll play in, then merge.
How it works
Add two or more audio clips.
Drag to set the order they should play in.
Merge — WavyVid combines them into a single audio file.
Stitching together multiple audio recordings — separate takes, intro/outro clips around a main recording, or several voice memos — is a common step before further editing. This handles clips in different source formats (they're re-encoded to a common format on merge) and lets you set the exact play order by dragging before combining.
Frequently asked questions
Do all the clips need to be the same format?
No — mixed formats (MP3, WAV, M4A, etc.) are all decoded and re-encoded to a common format automatically.
How many clips can I merge at once?
No hard limit — practically, very large batches will simply take longer to process.
Can I remove a clip after adding it, before merging?
Yes — each added clip has a Remove button before you commit to the merge.
Is there a gap or crossfade between clips?
Clips are joined directly back-to-back with no gap or crossfade added.