Change audio pitch online for free

Drag the slider to shift the pitch up or down, then download it.

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🔒 100% private: your files never leave your deviceUp to ~100 MB

How it works

1

Upload your audio

Any common audio format.

2

Set the pitch

-12 to +12 semitones.

3

Download

Your pitch-shifted audio in MP3.

How to change the pitch of audio without changing its length

Drop in an audio file, drag the slider to shift the pitch between -12 and +12 semitones and download the result as an MP3. It works with any common audio format, with files up to about 100 MB.

This tool changes only the pitch. The duration of the audio stays the same, unlike simply speeding up or slowing down playback, which changes both. The shift is measured in semitones, the same unit musicians use: +12 is one octave up and -12 is one octave down, and each step is the distance between two neighbouring piano keys.

Common uses: matching a song or backing track to a singer's vocal range, transposing an instrument recording into a different key, or creating a chipmunk or deep-voice effect. For a natural-sounding adjustment, small changes of 1 to 3 semitones work best; larger shifts sound increasingly artificial.

To change the length without touching the pitch, use the audio speed changer. You can also tidy the result with the audio enhancer, shape its tone with the equalizer, cut it with the audio trimmer or convert it with the audio converter. Everything runs in your browser and your audio is never uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

Does this change how long the audio is?
No. The duration stays the same and only the pitch shifts.
What is the maximum shift?
12 semitones in either direction, a full octave up or down.
What is a semitone?
The smallest step between notes on a piano. +12 semitones is one octave up, -12 is one octave down.
What format do I get back?
An MP3 file, whatever format you uploaded.
How do I change speed without changing pitch?
Use the audio speed changer, which keeps the natural pitch.
Is my audio uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser and the file never leaves your device.

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