Audio Tools covers the quick edits that do not justify a desktop editor, all in the browser: Audio Trimmer cuts between two timestamps, Audio Joiner merges clips with an optional crossfade, Audio Converter writes MP3 or WAV, Vocal Remover cancels centre vocals, Audio Speed Changer rescales playback with or without pitch, Noise Remover pulls down hiss and rumble, Vocal Range Test finds your lowest and highest note through the mic, Audio Volume Booster applies gain or peak normalisation, and the MP3 Tag Editor rewrites ID3 fields and cover art without touching the audio stream.

What is in this category

Audio Converter — Convert MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG and FLAC files
Audio Joiner — Join clips in any order with an optional crossfade
Vocal Remover — Cancel centre vocals and save an instrumental
Audio Speed Changer — Speed audio up or down, keeping the pitch if you want
Noise Remover — Reduce hiss, fans and room rumble
Vocal Range Test — Find your lowest and highest note with the mic
Audio Trimmer — Cut a clip between two timestamps and save it
Audio Volume Booster — Raise or lower loudness with a gain slider
MP3 Tag Editor — Read and rewrite ID3 title, artist and album tags

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