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WAV Peak Normalizer

Normalize WAV peaks to a target dBFS level, optionally removing each channel’s DC offset before applying gain.

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Settings & output options
Settings & output options
Advanced finishing
01 Your input

Reorder selected files below when order matters.

02 Your result
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How to use this tool

  1. Choose one WAV file.
  2. Adjust the settings and run the tool.
  3. Review the analysis or listen to the audio preview, then download the result.

Try this example

Choose a WAV recording, set the parameters and process locally.

Accuracy and scope

Supports little-endian RIFF WAV: PCM 8/16/24/32-bit or float32 input, 1–8 channels. Compressed, RF64 and WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE input are rejected. Maximum 40 MB total and 12 million samples. Output is integer PCM; values outside full scale are clipped. Metadata is not retained. No resampling or dithering. Peak normalization is not LUFS normalization. Joining requires matching sample rate and channel count.

Is my data uploaded?

This tool runs locally in your browser. Input and output are not sent to a processing server. Copy or download your result before leaving the page.

Exports reject samples above full scale unless you explicitly allow hard clipping. The output summary reports the affected sample count. Clipping can introduce distortion; lower the level or peak-normalize first.

Finish the processed selection with leading/trailing silence, up to ten repeats and gaps. Stereo balance attenuates one channel and requires two output channels. Polarity inversion changes signal sign. Repeats include the applied fades. Output is capped at 12 million samples.

Settings and output choices

DC correction subtracts each channel mean. Peak gain is linked across channels to preserve their balance. Silent audio cannot be normalized. This is sample-peak normalization, not LUFS or true-peak limiting.