Boost the bass, spin a track around your head in 8D, pull the vocals out for karaoke, or turn a recording into text — 62 tools, all free, all running on your own computer. Nothing to install, nothing uploaded.
The ones people open first — vocal removal, bass boost, 8D audio and speech to text.
EQ, reverb, bass, speed and genre effects for any track.
8D, 3D and stereo tools for sound that moves around you.
AI tools for cloning, transcribing and separating — plus voice effects and noise cleanup.
Trim, join, split and convert your audio files.
Build beats, find BPM, generate tones and visualize your audio.
Not sure which tool to open? Start from the goal instead.
Strip the vocals from any song and keep the backing — use the AI Vocal Remover.
Turn any track into moving 8D audio — open the 8D Audio tool, headphones on.
Transcribe a voice memo, lecture or meeting with AI Speech to Text.
Split vocals, drums, bass and the rest using the AI Stem Splitter.
Add weight to the low end with the Bass Boost tool.
Just want the music, no vocals? Use the Instrumental Extractor.
62 tools in one tab, and a couple of things we do differently.
Every tool does the work on your own device, in the browser. The track you upload never gets copied to a server, which matters if you're cleaning up a private recording or a song that hasn't been released yet.
No trial, no watermarks, no per-file fee. Because the processing happens on your computer rather than in the cloud, there's no computing bill to pass along — so there's nothing to charge you for.
Bass boost, 8D audio, AI vocal removal, stem splitting, speech to text — 62 tools that would otherwise be scattered across a dozen sites and half a dozen paid apps.
Open a tab and go. Most effects and conversions finish in seconds; the AI tools just need a one-time model download, and after that they're cached for next time.
Desktop, laptop or tablet, any modern browser. A phone handles the simpler tools fine, though the heavier AI tools are happiest on a computer.
Karaoke tracks, reels with slowed-and-reverbed audio, remixes, captions, podcast clips — the tools line up with the stuff people publish every day.
Open the AI Vocal Remover, drop in the track, and it separates the singing from the backing. You get two files — the instrumental and the isolated vocals — both free to download. It runs on your device, so the song itself never gets uploaded.
Use the AI Stem Splitter. It breaks a track into vocals, drums, bass and "other" instruments, then lets you solo or mute each one and download them separately or as a ZIP. Great for remixing, sampling and learning parts by ear.
Use the Volume Booster. Upload a quiet recording, raise the level, and download the result. It lifts the volume without clipping, which is handy for voice memos and anything recorded too low.
Open AI Speech to Text, upload a recording or speak into the mic, and it turns the speech into written text using Whisper. It handles 99+ languages and can export timed SRT subtitles for captions.
Use the 8D Audio tool. It pans the sound around the stereo field so it feels like it's moving around you — best experienced with headphones. Upload a track and download the swirling result.
Yes, every one of them. No subscriptions, no watermarks, no per-file limits and no signup wall. Because processing happens locally in your browser, there's no server cost to pass on to you.
Nowhere. The tools process your files on your own device — nothing is uploaded to a server or stored. That's a real difference from cloud-based editors that keep a copy of your file.
No. Everything runs in a browser tab, so there's nothing to download or set up. The AI tools do download their model once on first use, but that's cached automatically and stays on your device.
MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG and more — basically anything your browser can decode. Output is WAV for lossless quality, so the results drop straight into any editor or social app.
The lighter tools (bass boost, reverse, 8D audio, trimming) work fine on a phone. The heavier AI tools — vocal removal, stem splitting, speech to text — run best on a desktop or laptop, since they need more memory and time.
Yes — audio you make with your own recordings is yours to use however you like. If you process copyrighted music, the original track may still trigger Content ID claims on YouTube or TikTok, so stick to royalty-free music or tracks you own the rights to for full safety.
If you've got a song in mind, try the Vocal Remover or the 8D Audio tool first — they're the most satisfying in one click. If you work with recordings and voice, Speech to Text and Volume Booster are the daily drivers.