Drop your unreleased tracks, pick the moments that hit, and render one seamless preview with real crossfades. Nothing leaves your browser.
MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG · up to 20 tracks
Browse filesBuilt by PromoLinks.me, the link-in-bio made for music. Your teaser deserves a Pre-Save page.
Create Your PromoLinks Now →Drag your album or EP files into the tool: MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG or M4A, up to 20 tracks. Everything runs locally in your browser, so unreleased music is safe.
For each track, set the start point and length so the preview plays the strongest bars, the hook, the drop, the chorus. Adjust volume per track and set the crossfade between songs.
The tool blends everything into one seamless audio preview with real crossfades. Download it as WAV or MP3, plus a timeline file listing where each track starts.
A good preview is the trailer for your album. Artists drop them on a pre-save page so fans hear the record before release day, post them as Instagram Reels and TikToks in the run-up week, attach them to press kits and playlist pitches, and run them as ad creative. One seamless file with crossfades sounds intentional, like a producer cut it, because you did.
Drop your album tracks into the free preview maker above, choose the best 10 to 30 seconds of each song, set crossfades between them, and download one seamless audio file. The whole process takes a few minutes and requires no editing software.
Most album previews run 60 to 90 seconds total, around 10 to 20 seconds per track. Short enough to hold attention on social media, long enough to showcase every song’s strongest moment.
Yes, completely free with no sign-up required. Upload your tracks, trim the best moments, blend them with crossfades, and download your preview as WAV or MP3.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser using the Web Audio API. Your audio files never leave your device, which makes the tool safe for unreleased music.
You can add MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG and M4A files (format support can vary slightly by browser). The finished preview downloads as WAV or MP3, plus a timeline text file with every track’s start time.
Artists use short previews to tease upcoming releases in pre-save campaigns, Instagram and TikTok posts, ads, and press kits. A teaser with smooth crossfades lets fans hear the best moments of a release before it drops.
Your preview deserves a home. Put it on a pre-save campaign page so fans can save the album before it drops, or on a smart link that routes every listener to their streaming platform.