Record your voice from the mic with a live waveform, pause and resume, rename takes and save them as WAV or WebM. Everything stays in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
Press the red button to start recording
Start recording
For music or singing where you want the raw sound, turn all three off.
Right now, recordings disappear when you close the tab. Turn on Keep to save them across reloads.
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Recordings are never sent to a server; everything happens in this browser. With Keep on, they're stored only in this device's browser storage.
Recording conversations, lectures or performances may require consent from the other people or rights holders.
No. Recordings live only in this tab's memory and disappear when you close it. If you turn on “Keep in this browser”, they're stored in this device's browser storage (IndexedDB). Nothing is ever sent to a server.
WAV is uncompressed 16-bit audio that opens in any editor, but it's big (about 5 MB per minute). WebM (M4A in Safari) is the browser's original recording and much smaller. If both channels are identical, the WAV is saved as mono to halve the size.
Click the lock icon (site settings) at the left of the address bar, set Microphone to Allow, then press the record button again. You can also pick a different mic in Mic settings.
Laws differ by place, and many require consent from everyone being recorded. Ask the speaker or rights holder before recording a conversation, class or performance.