Volume Booster
Raise loudness with peak-safe gain control and hear the result before exporting.
Trim, reverse, boost, and generate audio with free online tools that run inside your browser. No account, no media upload, no detour.
Drop a file once, move between edits, and export a clean WAV. Processing happens in a dedicated browser worker.
Preview controls appear after you add or generate audio.
Five tools are ready now. More local-first utilities are being built in the open.
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.
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.
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.
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The browser decodes it directly into memory. There is no upload step hiding in the background.
Readable controls and a responsive waveform keep the important decision in front of you.
Preview the processed result, adjust if needed, and save a standard WAV 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.
Simple answers about files, formats, and what happens inside the browser.
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 modern Chrome and Safari generally decode MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, and OGG. The first release exports lossless WAV.
AI separation and transcription require larger local models. They stay clearly labelled until their experience and privacy guarantees are ready.
Yes. The interface adapts to small screens, though very large audio files may exceed the memory available to a mobile browser.