FREE PRIVATE BROWSER TOOL
Bass Booster Online
shape the low end.
Add controlled low-end weight to an MP3, WAV, M4A, or video file in your browser. Choose a Deep, Warm, or Punch focus, preview it, then export a new copy.
There is no Android store app yet. Add this private local editor to your home screen for a focused, full-screen workflow.
Install Volume Boost in its own window or use it online now. The dedicated iPhone app remains available for mobile editing.
FREE ONLINE BASS BOOSTER
Give thin audio
more weight, locally.
Choose a file, open the Bass panel, and set both the amount and the frequency focus. The source stays untouched while you preview the result.
Booster
Boost your music louder and clearer with studio-style volume, bass, and equalizer controls.

0–1000% gain
Low shelf warmth
Five-band shaping
Enhanced adds gain, tone shaping, and peak protection.
Exports created during this session appear here. Your original files stay untouched.
No exports yetOpen Booster, enhance a file, and export a new copy.Volume Boost processes your files locally and does not require an account.
A MORE USEFUL CONTROL
Designed for decisions,
not decoration.
Use a focused control, listen to the tradeoff, and export only when the change earns its place in the mix.
Three useful targets
Deep 70 Hz adds sub weight, Warm 110 Hz fills a thin recording, and Punch 160 Hz brings definition to drums and speech.
Peak-aware output
A protected export keeps aggressive low-end changes from turning into uncontrolled digital peaks.
Listen before you export
Switch between Original and Enhanced playback so you can hear whether the bass helps the whole mix.
IPHONE USERS
Need this workflow often?
The iPhone app is faster for repeat edits, keeps your media workflow together, and is designed around the mobile import and export experience.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Can I boost bass online without uploading a file?
Yes. Volume Boost applies the low-shelf filter locally in your browser. Your file is not uploaded or stored on our servers.
What is the difference between Deep, Warm, and Punch?
They target different low-frequency areas: 70 Hz for sub weight, 110 Hz for general warmth, and 160 Hz for punch and definition.
Will bass boost make my audio louder?
It can make the perceived level feel fuller, but bass shaping is separate from the main volume control. Use the Volume panel when the entire file is too quiet.
Can I use this on video?
Yes. MP4, MOV, and M4V files with an audio track can be previewed and exported as MP4.
