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Audio Tools19 tools

Convert, trim, normalise, equalise and transform audio — no upload, no watermark.

Convert & Compress3

Audio ConverterConvert between MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, and OGG formatsAudio CompressorReduce audio file size while maintaining qualityAudio ResamplerChange sample rate and bit depth for audio files

Cut & Merge6

Audio TrimmerTrim and cut audio files with precisionAudio MergerCombine multiple audio tracks into one fileAudio SplitterSplit audio into multiple segments by durationSilence RemoverAutomatically detect and cut out silent sections from audio recordingsChapter SplitterAuto-split long audio files into chapters by detecting silence gaps — ideal for podcasts and audiobooksRingtone MakerTrim, fade, and export audio as iPhone M4R or Android MP3 ringtones

Effects4

Audio ReverserReverse audio playback for creative effectsSpeed & PitchAdjust playback speed and pitch independentlyFade In / OutAdd smooth fade transitions to audio tracksAudio Effects StudioApply echo, reverb, chorus, and flanger effects to audio tracks

Quality & Mixing5

Volume AdjusterIncrease or decrease audio volume levelsAudio EqualizerAdjust bass, mid, and treble frequency bandsChannel MixerConvert between stereo and mono channelsLoudness NormalizerNormalize audio to broadcast loudness standards like -14 or -23 LUFSVoice IsolatorRemove center-panned vocals from stereo tracks for karaoke or backing tracks

Metadata1

Audio Metadata EditorView and edit ID3 tags, album art, and codec information

About audio tools

A browser-based audio toolkit powered by FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly: convert between MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC and OGG; trim, split and merge; change volume or normalise to LUFS standards; equalise; change speed and pitch; reverse; fade; remove silence; resample; isolate vocals; edit metadata and make ringtones.

Every tool in this category runs inside your browser. Files and text are processed on your own device with JavaScript and WebAssembly and are never uploaded to EverydayTab or any third-party server — which also means there are no queues, no file size caps set by a server, and nothing to delete afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

Why do audio tools take a moment to start?
The first use downloads the FFmpeg WebAssembly engine (about 30 MB) to your browser. It is cached afterwards, so subsequent tools load instantly.
Is there a file size or length limit?
No server limit — files are processed on your device. Full albums and hour-long recordings work on any modern computer.