Free Audio Tools Online
Record, trim and speak text aloud, entirely in your browser.
Three free audio tools online that cover the common jobs. The voice recorder captures audio straight from your microphone in the browser, for voice notes, interview practice or a quick demo, and saves the file to your device. The audio cutter trims a clip, cutting a ringtone out of a song or tightening a recording's start and end, without installing an editor. And text to speech reads any text aloud using the voices built into your device, useful for proofreading your own writing by ear, accessibility, or listening to an article while doing something else.
As with everything on this site, processing is local. Recordings go from your microphone to your device and nowhere else; audio files you trim are never uploaded; text you paste into text to speech is not sent to a server. The tools are free, account-free, and honest about limits: TTS voice quality depends on what your device provides, and we say so on the page.
Frequently asked questions
Are these audio tools free?
Yes, all three are free with no time limits on recordings, no sign-up and no watermarked or degraded output.
Are my recordings uploaded anywhere?
No. The voice recorder writes audio directly on your device, and the audio cutter edits files locally in your browser. Nothing you record or trim is transmitted, which is exactly what you want for voice notes and personal audio.
Why does the browser ask for microphone access?
Recording needs your microphone, and browsers rightly ask for consent before any page can use it. Permission is used only while you record and ends when you leave the page.
Why do text-to-speech voices sound different on my phone?
TTS uses the voices installed on your device, so quality and selection vary between Windows, Android, iPhone and Mac. iPhones and Macs generally ship with the most natural-sounding voices; you can often install better ones in your system settings.
Do the tools work on mobile?
Yes. Recording, trimming and text to speech all work in iPhone and Android browsers; grant the microphone permission when prompted for the recorder.