Free online tool

Online Voice Recorder

Record a voice note in your browser, trim it, and save it as WAV or MP3.

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Max file size: 100 MiB

Record in the browser

Choose a microphone, press Start recording and watch the level bar while you speak. Pause and resume as often as you like within one recording of up to 15 minutes. There is nothing to install and no account to create.

Trim the start and end

After you stop, the recording appears as a waveform. Drag the Start and End sliders or type exact times to cut the silence before you spoke and the noise after, then play the selection to check it.

Save as WAV or MP3

Download the trimmed clip as a 16-bit WAV straight from your browser, or export a compact mono MP3 at 64, 96 or 128 kbps for sharing. The untrimmed original stays available as well.

How to record and trim a voice note

  1. 1

    Choose your microphone, select Start recording and allow microphone access.

  2. 2

    Speak, using Pause if you need a break, then select Stop.

  3. 3

    Move the Start and End sliders to trim the clip and select Play selection to check it.

  4. 4

    Select Download WAV, or choose a quality and select Export MP3.

What people use this tool for

  • Record a voice note, reminder or spoken message to send by email or chat.
  • Capture a voice-over line or a short narration for a presentation or video.
  • Practise a speech, a language exercise or an interview answer and listen back.
  • Save a quick audio memo on a shared or locked-down computer where you cannot install apps.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I record my voice online?

Select Start recording and allow microphone access when your browser asks. Speak, then select Stop. The recording opens in the editor, where you can trim it, play it back and download it as WAV or MP3.

Is my recording uploaded?

Recording, playback, trimming and the WAV and original downloads all happen inside your browser, and that audio never leaves your device. Only Export MP3 sends the trimmed clip to the server, because the MP3 is encoded there; the upload and the result are temporary files removed by the scheduled cleanup. If you do not want to upload anything, use Download WAV.

How long can a recording be?

Up to 15 minutes. A countdown appears in the last minute and the recording stops by itself at the limit, keeping everything recorded so far. For longer material, record it in parts and combine the files with Audio Joiner.

Which format should I choose?

WAV is uncompressed, plays everywhere and is best for editing later, at about 5.5 MB per minute. MP3 is roughly a tenth of that size and is the better choice for email and messaging: Standard (96 kbps) suits speech, High (128 kbps) keeps more detail and Small (64 kbps) makes the smallest file. Download original gives you the browser's own recording (WebM, M4A or Ogg) without the trim.

How do I trim the recording?

Move the Start and End sliders under the waveform, or type times in seconds for exact cuts. The highlighted part is what will be saved. Select Play selection to hear only that part, and Reset trim to return to the whole recording. The clip must be at least a tenth of a second long.

What does Voice clean-up do?

It asks your browser to apply noise suppression, echo cancellation and automatic gain, which makes speech clearer in an ordinary room. Turn it off before you record music, an instrument or anything where you want the unprocessed microphone signal. The setting is fixed once a recording starts.

Why can't my browser find the microphone?

The page needs microphone permission from both the browser and your system. Select the lock or settings icon in the address bar and set Microphone to Allow, then check the microphone section of your system privacy settings. If the wrong device is used, pick another one from the Microphone list, or check it first with Mic Test.

Can I pause, or keep recording in another tab?

Yes to both. Pause stops the clock and the recording until you select Resume, and the result is one continuous file. You can switch tabs while recording; the microphone stays on until you select Stop. Your browser asks for confirmation if you try to close the page with an unsaved recording.