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    Waveform Image

    Turn an audio file into a styled waveform PNG or SVG
    • Files never leave your device
    • Runs in your browser
    • Free, no sign-up, no watermark

    Drop a file here, or click to choose

    Accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC, WebM · You can also paste with Ctrl+V / ⌘V

    Related tools

    • Audio Conversion
    • Trim Audio
    • Change Audio Volume
    • Change Audio Speed
    • Change Pitch
    • Audio Equalizer
    • Reverse Audio
    • Join Audio
    • Voice Recorder
    • Normalize Audio Loudness

    How to use Waveform Image

    Turn an audio file into a waveform image for podcast covers, social posts or websites. Choose bars, line, area or dots, set colors, gradient and size, and download a sharp PNG or an editable SVG.

    1. 1

      Drop an audio file on the page.

    2. 2

      Choose a Style and adjust bar width, gap, rounded ends or line width; pick Mixed or Stereo stacked under Channels.

    3. 3

      Set the Size (Banner, Full HD, Square or Custom) and padding, then the wave color, Gradient, Background and Two-tone progress.

    4. 4

      Optionally drag the handles to draw only part of the audio, then click Download PNG or Download SVG.

    Frequently asked questions

    Can it make an animated waveform video?

    No. It creates still images in PNG and SVG.

    How sharp is the PNG?

    It is rendered at twice the chosen size, for example 2400×600 for a 1200×300 banner, so it stays crisp on high-density screens.

    Can the background be transparent?

    Yes. Transparent is the default; switch Background to Color for a solid fill.

    Can I edit the SVG?

    Yes. The SVG contains plain vector paths that open in Figma, Illustrator or any vector editor.

    Is my audio uploaded?

    No. The audio is decoded and drawn in your browser.