Volume Booster
Raise loudness with peak-safe gain control and hear the result before exporting.
Boost volume, tune or change a voice, generate speech, build a soundboard, add reverb, split stems, and more — 44 free online audio tools that run in your browser. No signup, no software, and no audio uploads.
Boost volume, trim a clip, reverse audio, change speed, or generate a tone without switching pages. Preview the result and export a clean WAV.
Preview controls appear after you add or generate audio.
Edit and convert audio, clean recordings, separate vocals and stems, transcribe speech, detect BPM, or create responsive music visuals — all on your device.
Raise loudness with peak-safe gain control and hear the result before exporting.
Set precise start and end points on a readable waveform, preview, then export WAV or MP3.
Reverse music, speech, or sound effects locally in one click.
Slow down or accelerate a clip with natural linked pitch movement.
Create sine, square, triangle, or saw tones from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
Correct a monophonic vocal toward a chromatic, major, or minor scale without uploading it.
Generate an English AI voice in your browser and download the result as MP3 or WAV.
Load, trim, trigger, save, and export a custom soundboard entirely on your device.
Add room, hall, plate, or cathedral reverb with an offline browser render.
Create deep, chipmunk, robot, telephone, monster, or custom pitch voices locally.
Convert common audio formats without sending the source to a server.
Reorder clips, add short crossfades, and export a single clean timeline.
Reduce room noise, hiss, and low-level background texture in recordings.
Create instrumental and vocal stems using an on-device separation model.
Separate vocals, drums, bass, and instruments into individual tracks.
Transcribe interviews, voice notes, and lectures with local-first speech recognition.
Estimate tempo and display a confidence range for music and loops.
Turn frequency and amplitude data into exportable responsive visuals.
Use a 10-band equalizer with practical presets, A/B comparison, and peak-safe local export.
Create a stereo orbit with adjustable cycle, depth, and optional room reverb.
Boost 60–250 Hz with a low-shelf filter and automatic peak protection.
Apply the familiar linked speed-and-pitch effect with a clear 1.05×–1.5× rate control.
Build a linked Nightcore edit and reverse the finished sample timeline locally.
Slow audio with linked lower pitch, then blend an adjustable algorithmic reverb.
Speed up audio from 1.05× to 2× with pitch preservation on by default.
Slow a local file, choose a 15, 30, or 60 second section, and add clean fades.
Combine linked slowdown, low-pass color, reverb, and adjustable wow/flutter.
Generate a short, watermarked speech sample from an authorized reference voice using local WebGPU inference.
Track a monophonic voice, quantize its notes, and render piano, guitar, strings, or synth locally.
Quantize a short spoken phrase into a key and add a simple local accompaniment.
Preview, replace, or remove FLAC cover art while copying the audio stream without re-encoding.
Read and update title, artist, album, date, track, genre, comment, and cover art locally.
Shift audio by semitones while preserving the original duration with a local FFmpeg filter chain.
Slow down or speed up audio from 0.5× to 2× while keeping musical pitch stable.
Convert a local video file into MP3, WAV, FLAC, or M4A without a URL downloader or upload.
Build six-track drum patterns with swing, velocity, mute, solo, and local audio export.
Resynthesize a local sample with grain size, density, position, spray, pitch, reverse, filter, and reverb controls.
Check relative left and right audibility from 250 Hz to 8 kHz with safe calibration and a results chart.
Record a microphone locally with a live level meter, pause and resume, private preview, and WAV or MP3 download.
Check a microphone with live dBFS level, peak headroom, waveform, device diagnostics, room-noise measurement, and a local playback sample.
Measure Integrated LUFS, RMS, and sample peak, then normalize locally with an adjustable peak ceiling.
Shape dynamic range with threshold, ratio, attack, release, soft knee, and makeup gain, then export WAV or a smaller MP3.
Set separate fade-in and fade-out times, choose musical curve shapes, preview the envelope, and export locally.
Divide audio into equal parts, fixed intervals, or custom timecodes, preview every segment, and download individual files or one ZIP.
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Open a file from your device. Your browser decodes it directly into memory instead of uploading it to a server.
Use focused controls to cut, boost, convert, clean, separate, analyze, or transform the sound.
Listen before saving, make another adjustment if needed, then download the finished file to your device.
SoundTools has no file upload endpoint. Your browser reads the source, performs the edit locally, and creates the downloadable result on your device.
Quick answers about privacy, supported formats, local AI, and using SoundTools on mobile.
No. The included tools decode and process your file inside the browser tab. There is no upload endpoint in this version of SoundTools.
Browser support varies, but common MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, and FLAC inputs work across the toolkit. Output choices depend on the tool and include WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, WebM, MP4, TXT, SRT, and VTT.
No. RNNoise runs in WebAssembly, while Whisper and Demucs run through local WebGPU inference. Those tools download runtime or model assets, but the selected audio remains inside the tab.
Yes. The interface adapts to small screens, though very large audio files may exceed the memory available to a mobile browser.