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Free tool · Speed, pitch, volume

Pitch changer

Bring a song down to a key that suits your voice, match a recording to your instrument's tuning, or make a voice sound higher or deeper. Duration and tempo don't change.

Free · no sign-up · your file is processed in your browser and never sent to a server

Drop your audio file hereMP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, OPUS, FLAC, WEBM · up to 300 MB · or

No file handy? Try it with a 20-second Turkish meeting recording.

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How to use

  1. Choose your fileA song, an instrument recording or speech; MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG or FLAC.
  2. Set the pitchUse the slider to pick between -12 and +12 semitones. +12 is one octave up, -12 one octave down. Listen to the first 10 seconds to decide.
  3. Apply and downloadListen to the result; if you like it, download it as MP3 or WAV.

One tool, three controls

ControlWhat changesWhat stays the same
Speed (preserve pitch on)DurationHow high or low the voice sounds
Speed (preserve pitch off)Duration and pitch together, like tape—
PitchHow high or low the voice sounds (semitones)Duration
VolumeLoudness (dB); a limiter prevents clippingDuration and pitch

Semitone guide

ChangeIn musicUse
±1One semitone (e.g. C → C♯)Fine-matching an instrument's tuning
±2One whole toneBringing a song into your vocal range
±5 / ±7A fourth / a fifthA clear change of key, harmonizing a duet
±12One octaveEffect; very high or very deep voice

In speech, changes beyond ±2–3 semitones start to sound artificial; for fun effects, the voice changer has ready-made presets.

Privacy: your file never leaves your device

Everything happens in your browser. Your file is not sent to Voiser's servers or stored anywhere, and it's cleared from memory when you close the tab. That's also why the tool stays fast on a slow connection.

FAQ

Common questions

Does changing the pitch speed the song up?

No. The tool first stretches the audio in time and then resamples it, so duration and tempo stay the same.

How do I lower the key for karaoke?

If a song is too high for you, try between -1 and -3 semitones; listen to the first 10 seconds to find a key you can sing comfortably.

Does it affect quality?

Small changes (±3 semitones) are hard to notice. Larger changes can introduce a slight artificial quality, which is inherent to the method.

Can I change the speed at the same time?

Yes, the speed and volume controls are in the same tool; you can apply all three together.

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