Add music to video
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Add background music to your video. Set the music and the video's own sound separately, fade in and out, and repeat the music if the video is longer.
Your files are never uploaded; everything runs in your browser.
How to use
- Add your videos and photos; reorder them in the strip below by dragging or with the arrows.
- In the Clip tab, set where each clip starts and ends, and split at the playhead if needed.
- Use the Text, Music and Look tabs for titles, captions, music, ratio and colors.
- In the Export tab, pick a resolution, create the video and download the MP4.
Highlights
- Merge, trim, split and reorder several videos and photos.
- Add text: font, size, color, background box and timing; drag to position on the preview.
- Add music with volume and fades; 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9 with blurred background.
- 1080p MP4 without watermark; no sign-up, nothing uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Which music files can I add?
Audio files your browser can open: MP3, M4A, WAV and OGG on most devices. Only add music you have the right to use.
What happens to the video's own sound?
Set the videos' own sound anywhere from 0 to 100; at 0, only the music is heard.
What if the music is shorter than the video?
With Repeat music on, it starts again from the beginning; with it off, the sound stops where the music ends.
Will there be copyright problems on social media?
Adding a copyrighted song can lead platforms to mute or remove the video. Use royalty-free or licensed music; on Instagram and TikTok, the platform's own music library is another option.