Step 1: Add your files
Drop in a video and an audio file. Supports MP4, WebM, MOV, and AVI video up to 2GB, and MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG, M4A audio up to 500MB.
Try the example files first if you just want to see how the timing controls work before uploading your own.
Step 2: Set the timing
Choose where the audio sits:
Video range: pick the exact start and end point in the video where the audio should play
Volume: anywhere from 0% to 200% of the original level
Mode: replace the original audio entirely, or mix the new track with it
Fades: add a fade-in and fade-out so the audio slides in and out instead of cutting hard
Step 3: Pick the processing method
Two ways the tool can handle it:
Stream copy: skips re-encoding, handles compatible files in seconds, but only works for simple replacements
Full encode: slower but supports mixing, volume changes, and fades
Quality: pick the output quality if you're re-encoding
Output format: MP4, WebM, or MOV
Step 4: Process and download
Once it's done:
Preview the merged video with the new audio playing
Download the file with a sensible filename
See which processing method got used and how long it took
Go back and tweak the settings if the first pass isn't right
Tip: If you're just replacing audio with no effects and no mixing, leave stream copy on. That's the mode that turns a half-hour video into a few seconds of processing.
Your Files Stay on Your Device
Unlike other online video tools, PixDuplicate does all the work locally in your browser. That means:

