Normalize Audio

Automatically normalise audio to a consistent peak level.

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About the Normalize Audio

The Normalize Audio is a free online tool that lets you automatically normalise audio to a consistent peak level. With it you can edit and convert audio without uploads or installing software — there's nothing to install and no account to create. Just open the tool, do what you need, and you're done.

It's part of the Audio collection on OmniTools, a growing platform of 131+ free, privacy-first tools built for speed and a great experience on every device.

Also known as: level, peak, loudness.

Why use the Normalize Audio?

  • On-device processing — private by design
  • Supports popular audio formats
  • No sign-up, no watermark
  • Works across all devices

When to use it

  • Trimming a voice note or track
  • Converting audio before sharing
  • Preparing clips for a podcast

How to use the Normalize Audio

  1. Open the Normalize Audio. Open the Normalize Audio on this page — there is nothing to install and no account needed.
  2. Add your input. Upload your file by clicking the upload area or dragging it in.
  3. Adjust options. Choose any options you need — the Normalize Audio updates instantly.
  4. Get your result. Click the action button to download or copy your result. It is 100% free.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the Normalize Audio?
Open the Normalize Audio above, add your input or upload your file, adjust any options, and get your result instantly — no sign-up required.
Is the Normalize Audio free?
Yes, the Normalize Audio is 100% free with no watermarks, no limits and no account needed.
Is my data private?
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device, so it stays completely private.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The Normalize Audio works on any modern browser across desktop, tablet and mobile.
Are my audio files kept private?
Yes. Processing happens in your browser, so files never leave your device.

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