Podcasting

Podcast production runs through a few repeatable steps, and each one has a small tool here: capture a segment with Voice Recorder, convert the exported MP3 to WAV for editing software that expects uncompressed audio, and watch Audio Oscilloscope's live waveform to check levels before you hit record. Slow Down Audio drops playback speed without shifting pitch, useful for catching a guest's mumbled line while editing.

None of this is a full multitrack editor — it's the format conversion and prep work that happens around one, running locally so a raw interview never sits on a third-party server between recording and edit. No account, no upload limit, no watermark on the audio.

MP3 to WAV

Convert MP3 audio to uncompressed WAV

How MP3 to WAV works

Slow Down Audio

Slow down audio or video, keeping or dropping pitch

How Slow Down Audio works

Voice Recorder

Record your voice in-browser, then download it

How Voice Recorder works

Audio Oscilloscope

See live audio waveforms from your mic or a file

How Audio Oscilloscope works

Audio Spectrum Analyzer

See live frequency peaks and notes, mic or file

How Audio Spectrum Analyzer works

Every tool runs in your browser — no upload, no account, free.