Volume Normalizer
Normalize audio loudness with peak or RMS normalization so every clip plays at a consistent volume — 100% client-side, no upload required.
100% client-side · no upload
Load a file to begin.
How to use
- Choose your audio file. Any format your browser can decode is accepted.
- Enter the target level in dBFS (−1 for music, −3 for podcasts) and choose Peak or RMS mode.
- Click Normalize and download the result.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is audio normalization?
- Normalization adjusts the overall volume so the loudest peak (peak) or average loudness (RMS) reaches a specific target level, ensuring consistent playback volume.
- What is the difference between peak and RMS normalization?
- Peak normalization scales so the single loudest sample hits the target. RMS normalization scales so the average energy matches the target, often sounding more consistently loud.
- Is my audio file uploaded to perform normalization?
- No. Normalization is performed entirely in your browser by computing gain from the AudioBuffer samples. Nothing is transmitted to any server.
- What target level should I use for podcasts?
- For spoken word, −3 dBFS is a safe peak target. Spotify and Apple Podcasts normalise to −16 LUFS during playback.
Last updated: By jarvisbox