Audio and Video Tools

Normalize Volume

Creates audio copies normalized to −16 LUFS to make perceived loudness more consistent. Requires FFmpeg.

Illustration · Even out audio levels

At a glance

Input
Select supported local audio files in File Explorer. The required local codec or media engine must be available.
Selection
At least 1 item
Result
Creates audio copies normalized to −16 LUFS to make perceived loudness more consistent. Requires FFmpeg. Source files stay unchanged.
Before it runs
You see the options and a preview first.
Pack
Audio and Video Tools · Included in the full edition

How it works

  1. Select supported local audio files in File Explorer. The required local codec or media engine must be available.
  2. Press Alt + Space and type “Normalize Volume”.
  3. Review the normalization operation. It uses two-pass analysis and does not remove background noise.
  4. Start the action and check the result.

A practical example

Bring several spoken recordings closer to the same listening loudness.