
Find the tempo of anything
Drop in a track and read its BPM, or tap it out by hand. The two methods disagree in useful ways on swung material.
Fourteen free audio utilities for anyone making music, especially with AI. Find the BPM or key of a track, remove vocals, split stems, trim, convert, compress, join, reverse or transpose a file — all of it running locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, no account is required, and no output is watermarked, which is what makes these safe to use on unreleased material.
Nothing leaves your device
Every tool here (except the AI prompt generator) processes audio locally in your browser using the Web Audio API — your files are never uploaded to a server. That matters when you are working with unreleased tracks.
Remove vocals from any song — free, in the browser, nothing uploaded.
Open toolSplit any song into stems — free, private, no upload.
Open toolTrim and cut audio online — exact, free, nothing uploaded.
Open toolFind the BPM of any song online — free, instant, no upload.
Open toolFind the musical key of any song — free, private, in your browser.
Open toolTurn a rough idea into a prompt a music model will follow.
Open toolRead ID3 tags and audio specs — free, local, no upload.
Open toolChange pitch without changing speed — free, in your browser.
Open toolSong title ideas by genre and mood — free and instant.
Open toolConvert audio between formats — free, local, no upload.
Open toolShrink audio file size online — free, private, instant.
Open toolMerge audio files into one — free, joined at zero crossings so there is no click.
Open toolPlay any audio backwards — free, instant, in your browser.
Open toolMake audio louder or quieter — free, precise, in your browser.
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Fourteen utilities, all running in the browser with nothing uploaded.

Drop in a track and read its BPM, or tap it out by hand. The two methods disagree in useful ways on swung material.
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Why this exists
Every one runs on your machine. That is a design decision, not a limitation.
Generate music for freeUnreleased work should not be uploaded to check its tempo. Web Audio does the analysis in the tab, so nothing is transmitted.
A utility that asks for an email before telling you a BPM is not a utility. There is no signup and no branding baked into exports.
No round trip means no queue and no rate limit. Once the page has loaded, the tools keep working without a connection.
Each tool explains how it actually works, so you can judge when to trust it and when to check by ear.
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Pick the one that answers your question.
Yes. Every tool here runs in your browser with no account, no upload and no watermark on the exported file. There is no paid tier for the tools themselves.
No. Every tool except the AI prompt generator processes audio locally using the Web Audio API, so files never leave your device. That is what makes them safe for unreleased material.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG and FLAC — anything your browser can decode. Exports target the common delivery formats.
The BPM finder measures the rhythmic pulse of any file and returns a tempo estimate in a couple of seconds. Pair it with the key finder when you need both numbers for harmonic mixing.
The vocal remover cancels the centre channel, where lead vocals sit in most commercial mixes. If keeping the bass and kick matters, use the stem splitter instead, which separates by source rather than by position.
They work in any modern mobile browser, though large lossless files are limited by device memory rather than by a server quota.
The practical limit is your device memory, because processing happens locally. There is no queue and no upload cap.
Every tool here (except the AI prompt generator) processes audio locally in your browser using the Web Audio API — your files are never uploaded to a server. That matters when you are working with unreleased tracks.