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  Merge audio files into one Choose 2 or more audio files Join audio into one WAV Files are joined in the order they appear in the list. Add at least two to begin. The output is a WAV file, which keeps the join simple and lossless. WAV files are larger than MP3 - if you need a smaller file, convert the joined WAV afterwards. Everything happens in your browser; your audio is never uploaded. This free Audio Joiner merges two or more audio files into a single file, end to end, in the order you choose. Add your MP3, WAV, M4A or OGG files, arrange them by adding them in the order you want (remove any with its Remove button), and click Join. The tool decodes every file with the Web Audio API built into your browser, stitches them together sample by sample, and gives you one downloadable file with the combined running time shown. Typical uses: joining interview parts, combining song clips, gluing podcast segments, or merging voice notes into one recording. The download is ...

Choose a video file Start at: 0.0 s Clip length 2 seconds 4 seconds 6 seconds 8 seconds 10 seconds GIF width 320 px (smaller file) 480 px (sharper) Frame rate 10 fps (smoother file, smaller) 15 fps (smoother motion) No video loaded yet. Short clips work best - the maximum clip length is 10 seconds. Convert to GIF Download GIF A short, looping GIF often says more than a paragraph of text. People turn video moments into GIFs for reaction replies, chat stickers, product demonstrations, tutorials, and social posts where a full video is too much. This free Video to GIF Converter takes a small section of your video and rebuilds it as an animated GIF, entirely inside your browser, with no installation and no uploads. You choose where the clip starts with a slider, how long it runs (up to ten seconds), how wide the GIF should be, and how many frames per second it uses. Smaller and shorter settings make compact files that load quickly in chats; the 480 pixel width at 15 ...

Choose an audio file Speed: 1.00× Volume: 100% 0.5× 0.75× 1× 1.25× 1.5× 2× Please note: changing speed in a browser also changes pitch. Faster audio sounds higher and more "chipmunk", slower audio sounds deeper. Browsers cannot keep the original pitch while changing speed, so for music practice or podcasts this effect is part of the result. No audio loaded yet. Choose an MP3, WAV, OGG, or M4A file to begin. ▶ Play Preview Export WAV with New Speed and Volume There are many reasons to change how fast audio plays. Students slow down a fast lecture to take notes, language learners replay dialogue at three-quarter speed, podcast fans race through episodes at one and a half times, and musicians slow a solo down to hear every note. Volume matters just as often: a voice memo recorded too quietly is hard to hear, while a loud file can distort. This free tool adjusts both speed and volume and saves the result as a new audio file. The speed slider runs from ...

Choose an audio file Start: 0.0 s End: 0.0 s No audio loaded yet. Choose an MP3, WAV, OGG, or M4A file to see its waveform. ▶ Play Selection Download Trimmed WAV Trim Audio works as a free MP3 cutter online — cut any MP3 in your browser, with no upload and no sign-up. Most audio files have something you do not need: silence at the start of a voice note, a long intro on a song recording, or a mistake at the end of a podcast take. This free Trim Audio tool cuts an audio file down to just the part you want. It draws the sound as a waveform picture, so you can see loud and quiet sections at a glance, then you drag two sliders to mark where the kept section starts and ends. The greyed-out parts of the waveform are what will be removed, and the clear middle section is what you keep. Before downloading, press Play Selection to hear exactly the piece you have marked, played directly from the original file. When you are happy, the download button exports your selection as ...

00:00 Start Camera ● Record Video Take Photo Download Video (WebM) Download Photo (PNG) Stop Camera Works best in Chrome or Edge. Your camera and microphone are only used while the camera is on, and nothing is uploaded anywhere. Sometimes you need a quick video or a photo from your computer camera and the built-in camera app is missing, awkward, or saves in a format you do not want. This free Webcam Recorder and Photo Capture tool turns your browser into a simple camera studio. Start the camera and you can record a video message, practise a presentation, film a short product clip, or snap a still photo for a profile picture, without installing anything. Your browser will ask for camera and microphone permission before anything starts, and the camera only runs while you leave it on. A live preview shows exactly what the camera sees, and a timer runs while you record so you know how long your clip is. When you stop, the video plays back on the page so you can check i...

00:00 Include microphone audio (for narration) ● Start Recording Stop Recording Download Recording (WebM) Works best in Chrome or Edge on a computer. You will choose a screen, window, or browser tab to share. If you stop sharing from the browser bar, the recording stops too. Screen recording used to mean installing heavy software, but modern browsers can capture your screen on their own. It is made for everyday jobs: showing a family member how to fix a setting, recording a software bug for support, saving an online class segment, or making a quick tutorial. Everything runs inside this page: nothing to install, no account to sign up for. When you press Start Recording, your browser shows a picker where you choose exactly what to share: a whole screen, one application window, or a single browser tab. The browser enforces that choice; this page can only see the surface you picked. If you tick the microphone option, your narration is recorded along with the screen, and so...

00:00 Ready. Press Start Recording and allow microphone access when your browser asks. ● Start Recording Pause Stop Download Recording Works best in Chrome or Edge. Your microphone is only used while you record, and your voice never leaves your device. A voice recorder that lives in a web page sounds almost too simple, but for quick jobs it is exactly what you need. Students record revision notes, journalists capture interview answers, singers catch a melody before it disappears, and many people simply want to hear how they sound before a presentation. This free Voice Recorder uses your device microphone directly in the browser, so there is nothing to install and no account to create. Press Start Recording and your browser will ask permission to use the microphone. Your browser controls that permission step, not this page, and you can revoke it whenever you like. While recording, a large timer shows how long you have been speaking. If you need a moment to think, paus...