Need to capture a quick voice memo, practise a presentation, record a podcast intro or send a spoken message to someone who prefers listening to reading? This free online voice recorder turns any microphone into a recorder in one click, with no app, account or watermark. Choose your microphone if you have more than one, press Record and start talking. A live level meter shows you're coming through, and a timer counts the length. You can pause and resume as many times as you like, and it all ends up in a single clip. When you stop, the recording appears in a list where you can play it back, give it a name and download it. Make several takes and keep the best one. Recordings are saved in your browser's native format: WebM (Opus) in Chrome, Edge and Firefox, or MP4 (AAC) in Safari. Both play in common media players, and you can convert them in any audio editor. For the clearest sound, use a headset or external mic, sit close to it and record in a quiet room with soft furnishings. Everything is processed on your device. Your audio is never uploaded, and the takes are cleared when you close the page.
Record your voice
How to record audio online
- Pick your microphone and allow access when asked.
- Press Record; use Pause and Resume as needed.
- Press Stop to save the take.
- Play it back, rename it and download.
Tips for better recordings
- Keep the mic 10–20 cm from your mouth, slightly off to the side.
- Watch the meter: steady movement without hitting the end is ideal.
- Turn off fans and notifications.
FAQ
What format are recordings?
WebM/Opus in most browsers or MP4/AAC in Safari. Both play in common media players.
Is my recording uploaded?
No. It stays in your browser until you download it.
Why can’t it hear my microphone?
Check that you allowed microphone access, picked the right device and that no other app is using it. Try our Mic Test.
Is there a time limit?
No fixed limit, but very long recordings use more memory, so download as you go.
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