WHAT THIS DOES

This tool adjusts the loudness of your songs to match the level streaming platforms expect, measured in LUFS (Loudness Units Full Scale). If your track is too quiet, streaming services will boost it and you lose control over the sound. If it's too loud, they'll turn it down. Normalizing it yourself first means it plays back the way you intended.

Everything happens in your browser. No files are uploaded anywhere — your music never leaves your device.

01 PICK A TARGET LOUDNESS

Click a preset button for the platform you're releasing to:

Or type your own number into "Custom Target" if you have a specific LUFS value in mind.

02 LOAD YOUR TRACKS

Drag one or more audio files onto the drop area, or click it to browse your computer. WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG, and M4A all work.

03 CHOOSE AN OUTPUT FORMAT (optional)

In the Queue section, pick WAV (highest quality, larger file) or MP3 at 320/192/128 kbps (smaller file, slight quality loss). WAV is selected by default.

04 NORMALIZE

Click "NORMALIZE ALL." Each track is measured, then adjusted to hit your target loudness. You'll see the measured loudness, the target, and how much gain was applied for each file.

05 DOWNLOAD

Once a track is done, click its "DOWNLOAD" button to save it. If you loaded multiple tracks, click "DOWNLOAD ALL (.ZIP)" to get everything in one file.

A NOTE ON "ADVANCED SETTINGS"

There's a "True Peak Ceiling" setting (default -1 dBTP). This is a safety limit — if boosting a quiet track up to your target loudness would cause it to clip or distort, the tool automatically applies less gain to keep the peaks safely under this ceiling instead. You usually don't need to touch this.

TIPS

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