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🎄 Christmas music

Create audio for its destination

Automatically make loudness fit

Choose where your file is going. The workflow adjusts loudness to a tested target and returns a new output file.

Your result

A new MP3 file with matched loudness

Access and price

Free

Free workflow. No payment or Audiocrowd account is required.

Not applicable to free tools.

No one-off purchase: this workflow is free.

Tool access and any separate music license are separate concepts.

Next step

Do you need another audio tool afterwards?

The normalizer creates a new file with the selected loudness target and checks the output again.

The normalized output is complete for this tool step. Just confirm that the selected target fits your publishing destination.

At a glance

Access
Free
Input
One audio file · .aac, .aiff, .flac, .m4a, .mp3, .oga, .ogg, .opus, .wav
Output
A new MP3 file with matched loudness
Handling
Private and stored temporarily
Account
No account required.

In three steps

How the workflow works

  1. Choose a file and upload it securely
  2. Choose podcast, video, or broadcast as the destination
  3. Download the normalized and validated MP3

Choose the intended use

  • Podcast & speech for intelligible spoken content
  • Video & streaming for online publishing
  • Broadcast & radio for traditional broadcast targets

LUFS describes perceived loudness, while true peak limits technical peaks. The presets account for these values and a suitable loudness range, so you do not need to calculate them yourself.

The output is a new file

The input is technically checked and returned as a new MP3 file. The original is never overwritten. The output is checked again for format, duration, and loudness after adjustment.

Not sure what your file needs?

Use the free loudness check to see your file’s LUFS, peak, and true peak first.

Check loudness first
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License music for your intended use

We check whether a track can be licensed for your use based on the specific track and usage context, including your selected channels, territory, and term. The resulting license defines which uses it covers. If your case cannot be assessed automatically, we review it individually.