Change Audio Speed
Make an audio file play faster or slower.
Runs entirely in your browser.
Speed Up or Slow Down an Audio File
Drop an audio file here or click to upload
Supports MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, FLAC
About Change Audio Speed
Changing the speed resamples the audio, so a 2× file is half as long. Pitch rises and falls with the speed, the way it does on a record player at the wrong RPM - that is what resampling does, and it is usually what people mean by speeding audio up.
Holding the pitch steady while changing the speed is a different and much harder operation - it needs a phase vocoder to stretch time without moving frequencies - and is deliberately not attempted here rather than done badly. If you need speech to stay natural at a new speed, use an editor with proper time-stretching.
The result is exported as WAV, which is lossless, so re-encoding does not add another generation of compression artefacts.
Other Audio Tools
- Audio Cutter — cut a section out of a file
- Audio Joiner — join several files together
- Change Audio Volume — louder or quieter
- Audio Fade In and Out — smooth the start and end
- Loop an Audio File — repeat it into one file
- Audio to WAV Converter — convert any format to WAV
- Audio Metadata Viewer — inspect a file