Add a file
Drop an audio file or a video; the meter measures its loudness and peaks.
Bring songs, podcasts and voice-overs to the loudness a platform expects, measured in LUFS the way streaming services and broadcasters do.
A true-peak limiter keeps peaks under the ceiling, and the result is measured again before you download it.
Drop an audio or video file, or measure a microphone or a browser tab live.
WAV, MP3, AAC, FLAC, OGG, MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV · mono, stereo and 5.1 · hours long is fineDrop an audio file or a video; the meter measures its loudness and peaks.
Choose a platform or standard, or type your own LUFS and peak ceiling.
Click Normalize: the file is adjusted, limited, measured again and saved as WAV, MP3 or AAC.
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It turns the whole file up or down so its integrated loudness (LUFS) matches a target. A true-peak limiter catches the few peaks that would otherwise go over the ceiling.
About −14 LUFS for music streaming, −16 LUFS for stereo podcasts (−19 for mono), −23 LUFS for EBU R128 broadcast and −24 LKFS for US television.
No. Peak normalization only sets the loudest sample, so two files can sound very different. Loudness normalization matches how loud they sound.
Yes. No sign-up and no watermark; the file is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Only the level changes, unless peaks reach the ceiling: then the limiter turns those moments down by a few dB at most. Choose “Gain only” to avoid any limiting.
Any LUFS target · True-peak limiter · WAV, MP3, AAC