Add Music · iPhone + iPad

Layer multiple soundtracks over one video.

Start with an empty music list, then add audio files, soundtracks from videos, or generated speech history. Set every track's volume and choose whether it repeats or stops when it ends.

One video, several audio layers

How to add multiple music tracks to a video on iPhone.

Add Music works with existing files and generated speech history; it does not pull tracks from streaming services.

Step 1

Add the soundtracks

Choose one video, tap the plus button, then add audio from Files, a video from Photos or Files, or generated speech history. Repeat to add more tracks.

Step 2

Build the mix

Every added track starts with the video. Set its volume and choose whether it repeats or stops when it ends, then keep or replace the video's original sound.

Step 3

Export with sound

Preview the complete balance and create one video whose audio contains the configured layers.

Layer, blend, repeat, or stop

Use several music files, prepared narration, ambience, or audio taken from videos in the same mix. Each added track begins at the start of the video and has its own volume. Repeat fills the remaining video when a track is short; stop-at-end leaves the rest without that layer.

The original video sound can be removed or retained at its own volume. Add Music can also receive an audio result from Text to Speech, Audio / Video Trim, Speed Control, or Audio Effects through Add to Music. Core mixing and video export run on your device.

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