Free Online Audiobook File Merger

Audiobook File Merger

Merge multiple audiobook files into one single audiobook in your browser. Reorder chapters, set a book title, and export one merged MP3 or M4B file without uploading anything.

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Merge your audiobook files

Add multiple audiobook files, set the order, and export one merged audiobook. The first run downloads the browser audio engine.

Output format

Selected output: M4B. M4B is the better audiobook container. MP3 is useful when another player only handles MP3 well.

Merge queue

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Add chapter files to build one single audiobook.

What this merger is good for

  • Merge chapter files into one single audiobook for simpler imports and playback.
  • Reorder tracks before export when folder order or track numbers are messy.
  • Export to M4B for audiobook workflows or MP3 for broader player compatibility.

Current limits

This first version focuses on merging and re-encoding audio, not preserving every embedded tag from every source file.

Very large audiobook jobs can take time because everything runs locally in your browser with FFmpeg WASM.

M4B output is the better choice when you want a true audiobook-style container after merging.

Merge log

Use this to monitor browser-side processing during longer audiobook merges.

No merge logs yet.

Free Online Audiobook File Merger

Audiobooky's audiobook file merger is designed for people who have a multi-file audiobook and want one simpler output file. It works well for merging chapter MP3s into one audiobook, creating a single M4B for import into another app, or building one clean download for easier playback and archiving.

Can this merge multiple MP3 audiobook files into one file?

Yes. Add multiple audiobook files, set the order, and export one merged audiobook as MP3 or M4B directly in your browser.

Does the merger upload my audiobook files anywhere?

No. The merge workflow runs locally in your browser, so the audiobook files stay on your device while they are processed.