Make a quiet video louder, without distortion.
Raise the volume of a video recorded too quietly to the level YouTube, TikTok and Instagram videos play at. The peaks are held under the ceiling, so it doesn't clip, and the picture isn't touched.
- 100% free
- No watermark
- No sign-up
- Full quality
- Files stay on your device
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It runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How it works
How to normalize audio, free, in three steps.
1
Drop in your video or audio
MP4, MOV, MP3, WAV or M4A. Its loudness is measured right away, the way YouTube, Spotify and broadcasters measure it.
2
Pick the target
−14 LUFS for YouTube and Spotify, −16 for Apple Podcasts, −23 for broadcast, or your own. You see the gain it needs and how hard the peaks will be held down, before anything changes.
3
Download it at the right level
Audio comes back in its own format. In a video only the sound is re-made: the picture is copied across bit for bit, untouched.
Why this one
Free, with nothing held back, and nothing uploaded.
Measured like the platforms do
Integrated loudness to ITU-R BS.1770, the standard behind LUFS and EBU R 128, with the same gating, plus true peak with 4× oversampling.
Louder without clipping
Raising a quiet recording would push its peaks past 0 dB. A look-ahead limiter holds them under −1 dBTP instead, so it gets louder without distortion.
The picture isn't touched
For a video, only the soundtrack is processed and re-encoded. The video stream is copied as it is, so there's no quality loss and it's done in seconds.
The result, before you export
See the loudness it measured, the gain it will apply, the loudness it will land on and how often the limiter works, then decide.
Your file is opened and processed by your own browser. It is never sent to a server, so it stays private, and there’s no upload to wait for.
Why is my video so quiet, and how do I fix it?
Phone and camera microphones record with plenty of headroom, so speech often comes out well below the level other videos play at. Turning the volume up in an editor works until the loudest moments hit the top and distort.
This tool raises the whole soundtrack to −14 LUFS, the level most online video plays at, and uses a limiter to hold the loudest moments under −1 dBTP so they don't crackle. Only the sound is processed; the video is copied across exactly as it was.
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Questions
The loudness normalizer: your questions, answered.
How do I increase the volume of a video for free?
Can it make the audio louder than −14 LUFS?
What is LUFS?
What loudness should I use for YouTube, Spotify and podcasts?
What's the difference between normalizing and just turning it up?
Is this loudness normalizer really free?
Does it add a watermark?
Is my video or audio uploaded anywhere?
How big a file can it handle?
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