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Online Audio Equalizer

Bring out the sound you want. Shape bass, mids and treble with eight adjustable bands, or explore classic EQ layouts. Start with a preset, fine-tune the curve and compare your changes before downloading.

Make it sound your way

Shape your sound

Choose a supported audio file. Export stereo WAV, MP3 or AAC.

Compare audio

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Get the balance you want

  1. Listen first. Add your recording and use Original to hear what needs attention.
  2. Shape the tone. Pick an EQ style and preset, then make small changes to individual bands. Use Processed to check the result.
  3. Save your version. Set the output gain, choose a format and download the finished audio.

Make small changes that matter

Give a thin recording more weight in the bass, ease back the lower mids to reduce muddiness, or lift the upper frequencies for extra clarity. Adjust one area at a time so you can hear what each change adds.

Compare at a similar listening level. If a boost makes the result louder, bring Output gain down before deciding whether it sounds better. Reset all lets you return to a fresh starting point.

A little help with your EQ

Where should I start?

Choose Flat to build your own curve, or try a preset that matches your goal. Bass Boost adds low-end weight, Vocal Boost brings the voice forward, and Low-end cleanup reduces unwanted bass. Refine the settings while listening to your recording.

How do I check whether my changes help?

Switch between Original and Processed using the playback buttons above the settings. Listen to the same passage and keep the volume comfortable. A subtle adjustment can be enough.

Why does the processed audio sound louder?

Boosting a frequency also increases its level. Use Output gain to balance the overall volume, especially when you raise several bands.

Which download format should I choose?

Choose WAV for further editing, or MP3 or AAC for a smaller file. For MP3 and AAC, select a bitrate to balance file size and sound quality.