Uncompressed WAV for video editors such as Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and CapCut.
Voice Recorder
Voice Over Recorder
Record voice-overs for videos, slides, and tutorials in your browser, then save WAV for your video editor or MP3 to share.
Pause between lines and pick up where you left off. Pauses are left out of the file, so there is less to cut later.
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Recorded in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no watermark or sign-up.
Free, no signup, nothing uploaded. Works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari, on computers and phones.
Why it helps
Why record voice-overs here
The waveform shows your level as you read, so a quiet take is caught early.
No app to install on a work or school computer.
How to use it
How to record a voice-over
1 Run the microphone test first to check your level.
2 Record, pausing between sections of the script.
3 Play it back, then save WAV for editing or MP3 to share.
Quick tips
Voice-over tips
Record in a small room with soft furnishings. Curtains and cushions absorb echo.
Keep the mic a hand's width away and slightly to the side, to avoid popping p and b sounds.
Keep voice clean-up on in a noisy room; turn it off in a quiet one for the most natural sound.
After a mistake, pause, then read the line again. Cut the flub in your video editor.
FAQ
Voice-over questions
Which format is best for video editing?
WAV. It is uncompressed, so nothing is lost when your editor re-encodes the final video.
Should I turn off voice clean-up?
In a quiet room, yes, for the most natural sound. In a noisy room, keep it on to reduce background noise and echo.
Can I record my voice over my screen?
Yes. The Screen Recorder records your screen and microphone together in one video.
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