Audio editing has a UX problem.
Want to slow down a song? Download software. Need to add cover art to a FLAC file? Install a desktop app. Creating a ringtone? Watch a 15-minute tutorial.
We asked a different question: What if professional audio processing happened instantly, in a browser tab?
The Problem Space
Three groups kept hitting the same wall:
Content creators need slowed + reverb effects, sped-up audio, or bass boosts—without learning a DAW.
Music collectors want to edit metadata, add cover art, or convert formats losslessly—without installing desktop software.
Everyday users just want to trim audio, extract from video, or boost volume—without friction.
The tools existed. The friction didn't make sense.
What Changed
WebAssembly made professional-grade audio processing possible in browsers. No quality loss. No installation gates. No subscription walls.
So we built SoundTools.io: 13+ free audio tools that do one thing exceptionally well.
Upload. Process. Download. Done.
Why It Matters
→ Speed: Results in under 60 seconds, not 20 minutes of setup
→ Access: Works on any device—laptop, tablet, phone
→ Simplicity: No feature bloat. Just the tool you need, when you need it
Real Workflows
TikTok creator needing a song at 80% speed with reverb: 3 clicks, 30 seconds
Organizing 10,000 FLAC files with clean metadata: No software installation required
Converting M4A to MP3 on an iPad: Desktop not needed
The Shift
Audio editing used to require specialized knowledge. Now it shouldn't.
We're removing the barriers between "I need this" and "it's done"—because you shouldn't need a degree to make a ringtone.
Try it: [SoundTools.io] — Free, fast, browser-based audio tools.
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