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Add Audio to Video

Put a soundtrack on any video, replace or mix the soundAdd audio to a video free: attach a soundtrack, replace the original sound or mix both, without re-encoding the picture. FFmpeg in your browser, no uploads.

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// ADD AUDIO TO VIDEO · GET STARTED

Use Add Audio to Video

Put a soundtrack on any video, replace or mix the sound

1. Choose the video

The picture is copied untouched, never re-encoded.

2. Choose the audio

MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC, or another video's sound.

// ADD AUDIO TO VIDEO · HOW IT WORKS

How to use the Add Audio to Video

01

Add the video

Upload the video file first.

02

Add the audio

Upload the audio file you want on it.

03

Replace or mix

Choose replace (new sound only) or mix (both sounds together).

04

Download the merged MP4

Merge, preview the result, and download the MP4.

// ADD AUDIO TO VIDEO · ABOUT THIS TOOL

About the Add Audio to Video

Half of everyday video editing is one operation: the picture is fine, the sound is wrong or missing. This tool does that one operation properly. FFmpeg, running in your browser, attaches your audio to the video with the picture stream copied untouched, so a soundtrack swap takes seconds, loses zero picture quality, and never uploads your footage anywhere.

Replace mode covers silent clips, screen recordings and noisy originals. Mix mode lays a music bed under existing sound for the podcast-clip and tutorial cases. The output is a standard MP4 with AAC audio, ready for any platform.

For the neighbouring jobs, the same in-browser engine trims video, extracts audio to MP3, and adjusts volume, so a clip can be fixed end to end on one page family without an editor suite.

// ADD AUDIO TO VIDEO · COMMON QUESTIONS

Add Audio to Video FAQs

Upload the video and the audio track, choose "replace or add" mode, and merge. The picture is copied untouched, no re-encoding, so quality is identical and the job is fast, while your audio is encoded as standard AAC that every player accepts. If the audio is longer than the video, the merge stops at the end of the video; if it is shorter, the rest of the video stays silent.