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Make audio louder or quieter, normalise to the peak, or bring it to a set loudness (LUFS) for YouTube, Spotify or a podcast. Output as WAV, MP3 or M4A.
Drag an audio file here
or click to choose — MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AIFF, OGG…
Only this section gets louder or quieter (and with Normalise is brought to its own peak); the edges blend over 20 ms so nothing clicks. The rest stays as it was.
Loudness is how loud something sounds, not its highest peak. Platforms set everything to such a level; with this target your file sounds there the way you intended. The true peak (the peak between the samples, the measure platforms use) stays below −1 dB; if the target cannot quite be reached because of that, it says so. Limiting only presses down the highest peaks (8 dB at most) and so changes the dynamics a little.
The result goes to the next tool without saving, in your browser. Only saving at the end counts as an edit, however many tools you use in a row.
Listen to the result here — this is exactly the file that was downloaded