Audio Volume Normalizer

Apply loudness normalization or a fixed gain to an audio track.

Processed on your device

Your files

Choose a file from your device50 MiB per file. Files stay in this tab.Drag and drop a file here, or browse below.

Options

Options
LUFS measures average perceived loudness. More negative numbers are quieter; -16 is a useful starting point. Peaks may limit how loud the result can be.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose the local file you want to use for audio volume normalizer.
  2. Adjust the labelled settings, then run the tool. Apply loudness normalization or a fixed gain to an audio track.
  3. Review the result before copying or downloading it. Clear the tool when finished.

Things to know

  • Maximum 20 files and 200 MiB combined. Audio: 50 MiB per file, ten minutes, two channels and 128 MiB decoded samples. Video: 100 MiB per file, five minutes, 1080p including portrait, and 30 fps. Audio tracks, including video soundtracks, support 8-96 kHz and at most two channels; the first track is used. Media output and joined intermediate clips are limited to 128 MiB. Codec support depends on the local engine; unsupported files are rejected.

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