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Merge Video with Audio

Combine a video file with an audio track. Max file size: 250MB

Audio Track ReplaceVideo + Audio SyncBrowser-basedNo Upload Needed

Merge Video + Audio

Upload a video and an audio file to merge them together.
Video File

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Maximum file size: 250MB • Files: 0 / 1

Accepted format: video files

Audio File

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Maximum file size: 50MB • Files: 0 / 1

Accepted format: audio files

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About this tool

Combine a video file with a separate audio track in your browser to replace or add sound to any video. The merge tool supports sync offset adjustment, audio replacement, and common format combinations — all processed locally with FFmpeg-WASM for full privacy.

About

Merge Video and Audio Files Online — Replace Audio in Browser

Adding or replacing a video's audio track is a common task for content creators, video producers, and educators. Whether you want to dub a video with a new language soundtrack, add background music to a silent clip, or replace poor-quality recorded audio with a professionally mixed track, this browser-based merge tool handles the job entirely in your browser using FFmpeg-WASM.

The tool accepts separate video and audio files and combines them into a single output. You can replace the video's existing audio track completely or mix the new audio on top. A sync offset control lets you shift the audio track forward or backward in time relative to the video, ensuring your dubbed voiceover or background track aligns perfectly with the action on screen.

Output compatibility is broad — the tool supports MP4, WebM, MOV, and MKV containers. When replacing audio, the video stream is copied losslessly (no re-encoding) to preserve original video quality. The audio is re-encoded to the target container's preferred codec (AAC for MP4, Opus for WebM). Because all processing happens locally via FFmpeg-WASM, your video and audio files never leave your device.

Common Use Cases for Merge Video and Audio Tool
1

Replacing Video Audio with a New Soundtrack

Swap a video's original audio with a clean music track, professional voiceover, or dubbed soundtrack for localization and content repurposing.

2

Adding Background Music to Silent Video

Combine a muted screen recording or silent video clip with an audio file to add a background soundtrack before sharing or publishing.

3

Dubbing for Localization

Attach a translated voiceover audio file to an existing video to create a localized version for a different language audience.

How to Use
  1. 1

    Upload the Video File

    Select your source video (MP4, WebM, MOV, or MKV). The video stream will be copied without re-encoding to preserve original video quality.

  2. 2

    Upload the Audio File

    Upload the audio track you want to merge into the video. Supported formats include MP3, AAC, WAV, OGG, and FLAC.

  3. 3

    Set Sync Offset (Optional)

    If the audio needs to start later or earlier than the video, enter a positive or negative offset in seconds. This aligns the audio track with any specific point in the video.

  4. 4

    Merge and Download

    Click Merge to combine the streams using FFmpeg-WASM. Download the resulting video file with the new audio track embedded.

Features
  • Audio Sync Offset Control

    Shift the audio track forward or backward by any number of seconds to precisely align a voiceover, music track, or dub with the video content.

  • Lossless Video Stream Copy

    The video track is merged without re-encoding, preserving the original video quality, resolution, bitrate, and codec.

  • Multiple Audio Format Support

    Accepts MP3, AAC, WAV, OGG, and FLAC audio files as input, making it easy to work with audio from any source.

  • Private Browser-Based Processing

    FFmpeg-WASM handles all stream merging locally in your browser. Neither the video nor audio file is ever uploaded to a server.

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