Wix Audio Player: Adding and Setting Up the Wix Audio Player
The Wix Audio Player is a stylish and simple music element that allows you to add a single track to a page on your website. Select your preferred player style, add a track and cover image, and customize its design. Step 1 | Add the player to your siteFirst, add a player. Choose between a classic audio player or a player that only displays a play icon. Wix EditorStudio Editor
Click Add  on the left side of your editor. Click Video & Music. Click Audio Players. Select a player and drag it to the relevant location on your page.
Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Media. Click Mini Players under Audio. Drag a player onto the page.Step 2 | Set up your Audio PlayerNext, set up your player. Upload a track, add an image and track details, and define the player's playback settings.Wix EditorStudio Editor
Click the player in your editor. Click the Settings icon  . Set up your player using the options:
    
Choose Image: Select the image you want your player to display and click Add to Page.  Choose audio from:

One track: Click Upload Track to access your Media Manager. Select your chosen track and click Add Track. External MP3: Enter the URL of the track you want to play.   Track Details: Enter the artist and track name. Playback Options: Select an option:
        
Play once: The track plays once. Play in loop: The track plays continuously in a loop.    
Click the player in your Studio Editor. Click the Settings icon  . Set up your player using the options:
    
Choose Image: Select the image you want your player to display and click Add to Page.  Choose audio from:

One track: Click Upload Track to access your Media Manager. Select your chosen track and click Add Track. External MP3: Enter the URL of the track you want to play.   Track Details: Enter the artist and track name. Playback Options: Select an option:
        
Play once: The track plays once. Play in loop: The track plays continuously in a loop.    Step 3 | Customize the player's layout and designLastly, customize the player's layout and design so that it complements your site's style.Wix EditorStudio Editor
Click the player in your editor. Click the Layout icon  and select a layout: Classic or Icon. 
Note: If you choose the Classic layout, you can choose what info to display, e.g. a progress bar or time stamp. Click the Design icon and customize the following:
    
Classic layout: Customize the regular and hover view of your player.
        
Regular: 

Fill color & opacity: Choose a color for your player's background and adjust its opacity. Borders: Adjust the color and thickness of the player's border. Corners: Change the shape of the player by adjusting the corner radius. Text: Choose the font and color of the player's text and controls and adjust their size.   Hover: Choose a color for the text and controls when a visitor hovers over the player.   Icon layout: Select your preferred icon and click Customize Design.
        
Regular: Choose an icon color and adjust its opacity. Hover: Choose a color for controls when a visitor hovers over the player.    
Click the player in your editor. Click the Layout icon  and select a layout: Classic or Icon.
Note: If you choose the Classic layout, you can choose what info to display, e.g., a progress bar or time stamp. Click the Design icon  and customize the player's regular and hover views using the inspector panel.Troubleshooting Wix Audio Player issuesClick an issue below to learn how to solve it.Music files aren't uploadingMake sure that the files you are uploading are supported by the Wix Audio Player. You can check which file types are supported in the FAQ section below.If necessary, you can convert your file to a file type that is supported..External MP3 music is not workingIf you are connecting music using the External MP3 option, make sure that the following requirements are met:
The URL ends with a .mp3 extension.  The URL is secure (starts with https://). The music is not restricted by the host and embedding is allowed.Still need help?If the problem persists, contact us and we will be happy to help. Please include the following information:
The music file you are trying to upload / the link you are trying to embed. The name and version of the web browser you're using.   The name and version of your computer's operating system. A screenshot of your console view using the steps below:
    
Open an incognito window in Google Chrome (Ctrl + Shift + N). Sign in to Wix and try to open your Editor.  Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + J (on PC) or Cmd + Option + J (on Mac). Click the Console tab at the top of the panel and refresh the page (F5). Take a screenshot of this tab.  FAQsClick a question below to learn more.What file types does the Wix Audio Player support?The Audio Player supports the following file types:
File type: MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, WMA, AAC, AIF and AIFF. File Size: Up to 50MB Number of Channels: 1 (mono) or 2 (stereo)Tip: If you want to upload additional audio formats, we recommend that you use Wix Music.Can I change the track displayed on my player?Yes. You can change the track on your player anytime by clicking Change Track and uploading a track from your computer or adding an MP3 URL.
Can I connect a radio station to my player?Yes. You can connect a radio station to your player by selecting External MP3 as the audio form and pasting the radio station's URL. Select Play Once to play as a continuous audio stream. 
Note: Make sure there are no restrictions on the URL on the host's side. Links ending in .mp3 work best. Alternatively, link to a radio station using an HTML element. Learn more about adding an HTML element in the Wix Editor and the Studio Editor. Can I customize the Wix Audio Player on mobile?Yes. In the Wix Editor, you can customize your audio player's layout or decide to hide it completely on mobile. In Wix Studio, any changes you make to your player are applied across all breakpoints.Can I add more than one player to my site?Yes. You can add multiple audio players to your site. However, we recommend using Wix Music instead as having multiple audio players on your site, as this may cause issues on certain browsers and cause the tracks not to play.