Audio

13 browser audio tools (Web Audio).

No sign-up. No tracking. No ads.

Metronome

Adjustable-tempo metronome with time signature, accented downbeat and visual beat.

BPM Tapper

Tap along to a song to find its tempo (BPM), averaged over recent taps.

Tone Generator

Sine / square / triangle / sawtooth tones at any Hz. Speaker test, hearing test, tuning reference.

Tone Sweep

Play a tone gliding between two frequencies, linear or logarithmic, any waveform.

Binaural Beats

Generate binaural beats with brainwave presets or custom frequencies. Use headphones.

White Noise

Play white, pink or brown noise for focus or sleep, with volume and a timer.

DTMF Tones

Play telephone keypad touch-tones (DTMF), single keys or a whole dialed number.

Hearing Test

Find the highest frequency you can hear, with age reference points. Fun, not medical.

Audio Recorder

Record from your mic, download as WebM or MP4. Pause / resume. Browser-only — no upload.

Audio Trimmer

Cut a clip from an audio file by start/end time, download as WAV. In your browser.

Audio Info

Duration, sample rate, channels and bitrate of an audio file. Decoded locally, no upload.

Text-to-Speech

Hear typed text spoken aloud via Web Speech API. Pick voice + rate + pitch + volume. Local OS voices.

Speech-to-Text

Speak into your mic, watch text appear. 60+ languages. Chrome / Edge / Brave / Chromium browsers.

About this toolkit

A set of browser audio tools built on the Web Audio API: keep time with a metronome, find a song's tempo, generate tones, sweeps, binaural beats, white/pink/brown noise and phone touch-tones, test your hearing range, and inspect, record or trim audio files. Everything is generated or processed live in your browser; nothing is recorded to a server or uploaded.

Who uses these tools

Frequently asked questions

Do these audio tools upload my files?

No. Tones and noise are generated live in your browser, and file tools (info, trimmer) decode audio locally with the Web Audio API. Nothing is recorded to a server or uploaded.

Why do I have to click before sound plays?

Browsers block audio from starting on its own, so the first play needs a tap or click. After that the tools play freely until you stop them.

Do the generators need headphones?

Binaural beats require headphones (each ear must hear a different tone). The others work on speakers or headphones, though headphones give cleaner results for the hearing test and frequency sweeps.

Which tools are in this category?

Metronome, BPM tapper, tone generator, frequency sweep, binaural beats, noise generator, DTMF tones, hearing test, audio recorder, audio trimmer, audio file info, text-to-speech and speech-to-text.

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