Boost quiet audio
Positive gain makes the signal louder, subject to available headroom.
Adjust an audio file louder or quieter with fixed gain controls. Choose positive or negative dB values when you need a specific level change.
Try a different file or output format.
Use this general volume tool when you need either direction: increase a quiet source or reduce a loud one before sharing, editing or another workflow.
Positive gain makes the signal louder, subject to available headroom.
Negative gain can lower a file before mixing or sharing.
Keep MP3 for portability or select another supported audio format.
Choose a supported audio file.
Pick a negative or positive dB adjustment.
Download the newly encoded audio when processing completes.
Large positive gain can clip peaks that are already close to maximum level. Use smaller boosts when distortion appears.
Use a focused tool when you know the task, or open the universal converter for full format control.
It applies a moderate gain increase to the encoded signal.
Yes. Choose -3, -6 or -12 dB.
No. This tool applies a fixed gain rather than measuring and targeting a loudness standard.