-30 dB to +20 dB gain
Use a range control and practical presets to reduce, boost, or mute the complete audio track.
Adjust volume, limit peaks, or run two-pass loudness normalization locally in your browser.
orFiles are processed on your device and never uploadedReduce, boost, or mute a video's audio locally, or run measured two-pass loudnorm processing for streaming, voice, broadcast, and custom targets.
Use a range control and practical presets to reduce, boost, or mute the complete audio track.
The first pass measures loudness, range, and peaks; the second pass applies those values for more stable loudnorm output.
Choose a peak ceiling and apply a limiter to leave headroom for AAC encoding and platform conversion.
Compatible video streams are copied while audio is re-encoded, with H.264 used only as a fallback.
No. Audio detection, loudness analysis, filtering, and MP4 export all happen locally in your current browser.
Manual gain adds or removes a fixed number of decibels. Normalization first measures program loudness and calculates the adjustment from a LUFS target.
The first pass reads the complete track to measure Integrated Loudness, LRA, True Peak, and threshold values. The second pass applies those measurements.
-14 LUFS is a common streaming target, -16 LUFS suits podcasts and voice, and -23 LUFS is close to common broadcast targets. A custom target is also available.
The tool first tries to copy the original video stream. It falls back to H.264 only when the source codec cannot be packaged reliably in MP4.
Create assets with RouteMarket AI, then return here to balance loudness and export them locally.