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Boost a quiet recording or turn down one that’s too loud.

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Free Online Volume Changer

Got a recording that is too quiet to hear properly, or a track that blasts out of your speakers the moment you press play? Our free volume changer lets you set any file to exactly the level you want — anywhere from silent (0%) up to three times louder (300%). There is no need for complicated editing software; just drop in a file, drag a slider, and download the adjusted version in seconds.

This solves a lot of small, frustrating problems. Maybe a voice memo or interview was recorded too far from the microphone and you can barely make it out. Maybe a song is mastered so loud that it is harsh on headphones. Perhaps you have several clips at wildly different levels and want to even them out before joining them together. With a simple percentage control, you can rescue a quiet recording or gently tame a loud one without guesswork.

It is also handy for everyday content. Lower the volume of background music so it sits politely under a voiceover. Raise a quiet podcast guest so they match the host. Prepare clips for a video, a presentation or a playlist so nothing makes your listeners jump. Because you choose an exact percentage, you can make precise, repeatable changes rather than fiddling with your device's master volume.

A quick note on big boosts: if a file is already loud, pushing it much higher can cause distortion known as "clipping". For a steady, professional loudness across a whole track, our Audio Normalizer is the better choice. Everything here runs right inside your browser, so your audio is never uploaded — it is fast, private, free and watermark-free.

How it works

1

Drop your file

Choose any audio file — MP3, WAV, FLAC and more. It is processed locally and never uploaded.

2

Set the volume

Drag the slider to make it louder or quieter, anywhere from 0% to 300%.

3

Apply & download

Click the button and download your volume-adjusted MP3.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make audio louder without distortion?
Moderate boosts stay clean. Large boosts on audio that is already loud can clip and distort. If you mainly want a consistent, balanced loudness, the Audio Normalizer is a better fit.
What does 100%, 200% or 300% mean?
100% leaves the volume unchanged, 200% makes it twice as loud, and 300% three times as loud. Anything below 100% makes it quieter, and 0% is fully silent.
How is this different from the normalizer?
This tool multiplies the volume by a fixed amount you choose. The normalizer measures the actual perceived loudness and adjusts the track to a consistent professional target — better when you want several files to match.
Why does my boosted file sound distorted?
It is likely clipping, which happens when the audio is pushed past its maximum. Lower the percentage until the crackle disappears, or normalize the file instead for a cleaner result.
Is my file uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser, so nothing ever leaves your device.
What format is the output?
The result is saved as an MP3 at 192 kbps, which plays on virtually any device or app.

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