🎙️ Audio Recorder
Capture voice-overs, podcast intros and quick voice notes with a proper level meter — then trim the start and end and download a WAV or MP3. Nothing leaves your device.
✅ Free · No sign-up
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Input level
Allow the microphone to see the level.
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How to use the Audio Recorder
- Pick your microphone and processing options, then press Test microphone to check the level (aim for peaks around −12 dB and avoid the red clip warning).
- Press Record; use Pause/Resume as needed and Stop when done.
- Drag the trim sliders to cut silence at the start and end; the preview follows the trim.
- Name the recording and download WAV, MP3 or the original browser file.
Why creators use it
- Voice-overs for Shorts, tutorials and explainers.
- Podcast intros, ad reads and sponsor segments.
- Quick voice notes and script read-throughs.
Good to know
- For music or a good audio interface, turn off noise suppression, echo cancellation and auto gain to get the unprocessed signal.
- The WAV/MP3 export is built from the raw audio captured alongside the browser recording, so trimming is exact. MP3 conversion downloads the FFmpeg engine (~30 MB) once.
- Long recordings use memory (about 10 MB per minute for mono WAV); keep sessions under about an hour.
Frequently asked questions
Is my recording uploaded?
No. It is kept in this browser tab only and is deleted when you press “Delete recording” or close the tab.
Which format should I choose?
WAV for editing (lossless), MP3 for sharing (small). The original browser file is WebM/Opus (or MP4/AAC on Safari).
Why is my level too low?
Move closer to the microphone, raise the input volume in your system settings, or enable Auto gain.