Free audio tools that run in your browser

Convert, trim, normalize, extract, and join audio — all processed locally on your device. Nothing uploads. Nothing is stored.

Convert audio format

Change one or many files between MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, and FLAC. Drop several to batch-convert and download them as a zip.

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    Trim audio

    Cut a section out of an audio file. Times are in seconds or mm:ss.

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    Make an iPhone ringtone

    Turn any song into a ringtone (.m4r). Pick a start point and length (up to 40 seconds), then add it to your phone.

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    Apple ringtones can be up to 40 seconds. After downloading the .m4r, add it to your iPhone with Finder (Mac) or iTunes (Windows) — full steps on the ringtone maker guide. On Android, just set any MP3 as your ringtone.

    Normalize loudness

    Even out volume to a standard loudness (EBU R128). Great for podcasts and mixes.

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    Extract audio from video

    Pull the audio track out of your own video file (MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV).

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    Change speed & pitch

    Speed up or slow down without changing pitch, shift pitch without changing speed, or both at once.

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    Change volume

    Make an audio file louder or quieter.

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    Fade in & out

    Add a smooth fade-in at the start and/or fade-out at the end. Durations are in seconds (0 = none).

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    Reverse audio

    Play a track backwards — great for reverse effects and reveals.

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    Vocal remover (karaoke)

    Remove the lead vocal from a stereo song to make a karaoke / instrumental track — instantly, in your browser.

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    This uses the fast center-channel method: it works best when the lead vocal is centered, and the result is mono. It needs a stereo file. For studio-grade separation into clean vocal / drums / bass / other stems, an AI splitter is on the way.

    Join audio clips

    Stitch multiple audio files together into one. They'll play in the order listed.

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