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Normalize audio online

Bring quiet recordings up to a consistent, comfortable level. Normalize by peak or loudness, preview the gain, and export — all in your browser.

No uploadNo sign-upPeak or RMSMP3 or WAV

Drop an audio file to normalize

or click to choose from your device

Choose audio
MP3 · WAV · AAC · FLAC · OGG · M4A · OPUS
Your file is analyzed and processed locally with the Web Audio API. Nothing leaves your browser.
How it works

Normalize audio in three steps

1

Add your file

Drag an audio file onto the box or click to browse. The tool measures its peak and loudness instantly.

2

Choose a target

Normalize to a peak ceiling to preserve dynamics, or to a loudness (RMS) target to match levels across clips.

3

Export

See the exact gain being applied, then download as MP3 or WAV. Normalize as many files as you like.

Why use it

Consistent levels, every time

Peak or loudness

Normalize to a peak ceiling for headroom, or to an average loudness so clips match each other.

See the gain first

The tool shows the file’s measured peak and RMS, plus the exact gain it will apply before you export.

100% private

Analysis and processing run on your device — nothing is uploaded.

Match a series

Give every episode or clip the same target so listeners never reach for the volume.

Good to know

Peak vs loudness normalization

Normalizing means applying a single, constant gain so your audio hits a chosen level. Unlike compression, it doesn’t change the dynamics — it just moves everything up (or down) by the same amount. This tool measures your file with the Web Audio API and applies the gain locally.

Peak normalization

Peak mode raises the loudest sample to your chosen ceiling (for example −1 dBFS). It’s the safe default: it maximizes level without ever clipping and keeps the natural dynamics intact.

Loudness (RMS) normalization

Loudness mode targets the average level instead, which is what makes several clips feel equally loud. The tool automatically holds back the gain if it would push the peak into clipping, so quiet and loud recordings end up matched and clean.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the audio normalizer free?
Yes — completely free, no account, no file limits and no watermarks. Part of Creator Studio.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Measurement and processing happen locally in your browser, so your audio never touches a server.
What’s the difference from compression?
Normalizing applies one constant gain and keeps dynamics; compression reduces the gap between loud and quiet parts. This tool normalizes.
Peak or loudness — which should I use?
Use peak to safely maximize a single file, and loudness (RMS) when you want several clips to feel equally loud.
What can I export to?
MP3 (with a choice of bitrate) or lossless WAV.
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