Tutorial videos
Add explanations, step callouts, and soft background music to make walkthroughs easier to follow.
Video audio editor
Add audio to video online with background music, narration, voiceovers, and sound effects, then review the mix and export a finished file for publishing.
Use it for
Combine picture, speech, background music, voiceovers, and sound effects in one focused workflow before exporting a ready-to-share file.
Add explanations, step callouts, and soft background music to make walkthroughs easier to follow.
Use music and sound effects to give product announcements, launches, and ads a finished feel.
Pair short clips with voiceovers, intro sounds, or background tracks before posting.
Add clear narration to screen recordings, lessons, and internal onboarding videos.
How it works
Use a short three-step workflow to place music to a video, adjust the original audio, and prepare a publishable result.
Start with a clip, screen recording, product demo, short, or social video that needs cleaner audio, background music, or narration.
Add background music, recorded voice, ambience, or short sound effects, then place each sound where it supports the video.
Check timing, volume, and pacing, then export a video that carries the added audio track cleanly from start to finish.
Features
Add a soundtrack, place voiceovers and sound effects, control levels, and keep the finished output ready for sharing.
Bring video and audio assets into one workspace so the soundtrack stays connected to the video editing timeline.
Add music to a video for tutorials, promos, clips, and social videos without covering the main message.
Use narration, commentary, or recorded voiceovers to explain what viewers are seeing on screen.
Align sound effects with intros, transitions, captions, product shots, or important visual beats.
Keep dialogue readable by lowering background music under speech and raising key moments when the video needs energy.
Export audio and video together as a polished file for websites, ads, lessons, or social posts.
Related workflows
This page covers the common ways creators describe the same job: adding background music, placing voiceover, replacing original audio, and exporting a mixed video.
Loved by teams
Editors, marketers, educators, and social teams use audio layers, background music, and sound effects to make video projects clearer and more polished.
"We use it to add audio to video after the picture edit is already approved. Keeping video, voiceovers, and music in one place makes review much faster."
Maya ChenContent Lead
"Our social team can drop in background music, lower it under speech, and export without sending every short video back through a full production queue."
Jordan LeeVideo Producer
"The workflow is useful for quick product walkthroughs. We record the demo first, then add a cleaner narration track once the video editing sequence is final."
Elena ParkProduct Marketer
"Music timing used to be the fiddly part of our launch clips. Now we can line up sound effects around transitions and preview the full result before export."
Noah RiveraCampaign Producer
"It helps our training videos feel less flat. A clear voice track plus quiet background music keeps long lessons easier to watch."
Priya ShahLearning Designer
"For quick client drafts, we can add temporary voiceovers and a music bed before the final audio is ready. That makes early feedback much more concrete."
Theo MartinCreative Director
"We use it to add audio to video after the picture edit is already approved. Keeping video, voiceovers, and music in one place makes review much faster."
Maya ChenContent Lead
"Our social team can drop in background music, lower it under speech, and export without sending every short video back through a full production queue."
Jordan LeeVideo Producer
"The workflow is useful for quick product walkthroughs. We record the demo first, then add a cleaner narration track once the video editing sequence is final."
Elena ParkProduct Marketer
"Music timing used to be the fiddly part of our launch clips. Now we can line up sound effects around transitions and preview the full result before export."
Noah RiveraCampaign Producer
"It helps our training videos feel less flat. A clear voice track plus quiet background music keeps long lessons easier to watch."
Priya ShahLearning Designer
"For quick client drafts, we can add temporary voiceovers and a music bed before the final audio is ready. That makes early feedback much more concrete."
Theo MartinCreative Director
FAQ
Upload a video, add the audio file you want to use, place it on the timeline, adjust the volume, then export the finished video.
Yes. Open the editor in your browser, import a clip, add music or narration, then export audio and video together.
Yes. A typical edit can include voiceovers for narration and a lower background music track for atmosphere.
Yes. Mute or lower the original audio, then add a new soundtrack, voiceover, or sound effects track.
It works well for tutorials, product videos, social clips, training content, ads, event recaps, and internal updates.
Use music that matches the pace of the edit and stays quiet enough that speech, captions, and key moments remain easy to follow.
Common audio formats such as MP3, WAV, and AAC are practical choices for music, voiceovers, and sound effects.
Yes. The export should contain the video track and the added audio layers mixed into the final MP4 video file.
Start editing
Import a clip, add background music or narration, replace the original audio when needed, and export a video with a cleaner soundtrack.