Reverse the complete track
Every audio frame is placed in reverse order so the finished file plays from end to beginning.
Reverse Audio Online
Turn an audio file backwards while keeping its original pitch and duration. Export the reversed result directly in your browser.
How to reverse audio
Play audio backwards in three steps
Choose a file, check the source, and download a reversed copy directly to your device.
01
Choose an audio file
Select a supported audio file from your device. The source file remains in your browser.
02
Preview the source
Listen to the original recording and choose MP3, M4A, or WAV for the reversed file.
03
Reverse and download
Reverse the playback order and save the finished audio directly to your device.
Private audio reverser
Reverse audio without uploading your file
Create backwards speech, music, voice notes, or sound effects with one focused browser tool.
Keep pitch and duration
Reversing changes playback order without intentionally changing the original pitch or total length.
Files stay on your device
Your source audio is processed locally in your browser instead of being uploaded to a remote server.
Audio reverser FAQ
Frequently asked questions about reversing audio
Learn how backwards playback, output formats, quality, and local browser processing work.
How do I reverse an audio file?
Choose an audio file, preview the source, select MP3, M4A, or WAV, then reverse and download the finished file.
Does reversing audio change its pitch or speed?
No. The audio content plays in reverse order while retaining the original pitch and approximate duration.
Which output formats are available?
You can export reversed audio as MP3, M4A, or WAV.
Will the reversed file lose quality?
MP3 and M4A are re-encoded with a balanced 192 kbps setting. Choose WAV when you prefer an uncompressed output.
Is my audio uploaded to a server?
No. Your source file stays on your device and is processed locally in your browser.
Can I reverse a large audio file?
There is no server upload limit. The practical limit depends on your device memory, browser, and source file.