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Free online video volume booster
Make your video louder in seconds. Boost MP4, MOV, and WebM audio directly in your browser, preview the result, and export a louder video without installing software.
Private video volume booster
Boost MP4, MOV, WebM and other common video files. Your file stays on your device while you edit.
Free · No signup · Files stay on your device
Choose an MP4, MOV, WebM, or another supported video file from your device.
Use the slider or choose 150%, 200%, 300% or 400% to increase the volume of video audio.
Listen to the boosted audio, adjust if needed, then export the louder MP4.
Make videos louder
If your recorded video is too quiet, use the volume slider to make the video louder. You can increase the original audio level without changing the video's playback speed, dimensions, or crop. Start with 200% for a clear boost, use 150% for a small correction, or try 300% when a phone or camera microphone was far from the speaker. Preview before you export so quiet speech becomes clearer without harsh peaks.
Browser based
This free video volume booster works in your browser with no signup. Choose a video volume booster online setting, preview the result, and export directly from your device.
Use it when you need to increase video volume online free and make a quiet video easier to hear without opening a full video editor. For clips that also need repeated playback, try the video looper.
Your video stays in your browser while you boost the sound.
Open the page, choose a file, and export.
The tool focuses on the sound, so your video frame and timing stay the same.
Mute, reduce, keep original, or make video louder.
MP4 audio booster
Need to make an MP4 louder? Upload your MP4, choose the desired volume level, preview the boosted audio, and export the updated video. This MP4 audio booster also accepts common formats such as MOV and WebM, then exports the result as an MP4.
Clipping & cleanup guide
200% (+6 dB) is a safe first boost for most quiet videos. 400% (+12 dB) helps very low recordings but may clip if the source already peaks near maximum.
Low-volume videos can handle a stronger boost. Videos that already peak near maximum should use a smaller increase or enable Normalize audio before export. If the preview sounds crunchy or fuzzy on loud words, bring the slider back toward 150% or 200%.
Normalize is helpful when boosted sound becomes uneven or distorted. It tames harsh peaks in speech, interviews, lectures, and screen recordings.
Best when the whole video is simply too quiet and the audio level is otherwise consistent.
Useful for dialogue that jumps between quiet and loud moments, or when a strong boost starts to sound harsh.
Normalize can change the feel of music or ambience, so listen before exporting the final video.
Quiet video audio usually comes from the recording setup or the source file. A quick volume boost can make speech, demonstrations, lectures, and screen recordings easier to hear. Try 150% to 200% first, then move higher only if the preview still sounds too quiet.
Yes. Upload a video, choose a louder setting such as 150%, 200%, 300% or 400%, preview the boosted audio, and export the result in your browser.
Use the volume slider to boost the original audio level. Start with 200%, preview the result, then export when the video sounds clear.
Upload your MP4, choose the desired volume level, preview the boosted audio, and export the updated video as an MP4.
Yes. 200% is about +6 dB and 400% is about +12 dB. Very high levels can cause clipping, so preview the audio and use Normalize audio when needed.
Increasing volume usually keeps the video picture the same. Only the sound is adjusted, and the result is exported as a new MP4 file.
No. Your video is processed in your browser, so it stays on your device while you edit.
Yes. The slider goes from 0% to 400%, so you can reduce volume to 50%, keep 100%, boost it, or set 0% to mute the audio.
The tool accepts common video formats including MP4, MOV and WebM, then exports the result as an MP4 file.
Start with 200% for most quiet voice recordings. Try 150% if the video is only slightly low, or 300% when the microphone was far away. Use 400% only after previewing.
Distortion usually means the boosted audio is clipping because loud parts are being pushed too high. Lower the volume level or enable Normalize audio before exporting.