Add smooth fade-in and fade-out effects to your audio files. Free, runs in your browser.
Set how the volume ramps at the start and end of your track.
Select a portion of the track to export. Everything outside gets trimmed.
Find SoundCloud channels that match your genre and book premieres or reposts - directly from Premierely.
Explore channelsAudio fading is the gradual increase or decrease of volume at the beginning or end of a track. A fade in starts from silence and smoothly raises the volume to full level. A fade out does the opposite - it takes the audio from full volume down to silence.
Fading is one of the most common audio effects used in music production, podcasting, and video editing. It creates smooth transitions, prevents harsh starts or abrupt endings, and gives your tracks a polished, professional feel.
A fade in works well for intros, building tension, or blending one track into another. A fade out is the go-to for smooth song endings, especially for SoundCloud premieres and streaming uploads where you want a clean finish. Most producers use a 2-5 second fade for songs and 1-2 seconds for voice recordings.
This tool lets you add fade in and fade out effects to any audio file directly in your browser. No software to install, no account to create. Here's how:
You can also trim your track to export just a portion, load multiple tracks at once, and choose from preset fade durations.
This audio fade tool works with the most common audio formats:
Traditional audio editors like Audacity or Adobe Audition are powerful, but they're overkill when all you need is a simple fade. Here's why a browser-based tool makes sense:
Add smooth intros and outros to finished tracks before uploading to SoundCloud, Spotify, or other platforms.
Labels often stitch 2-minute previews of each track into a single SoundCloud upload before a release. Fades smooth the transitions between segments and give snippets a clean start and end. Premierely helps labels and artists reach more listeners through SoundCloud premieres and reposts.
Submit your tracks on PremierelyFade in your podcast intro music and fade out at the end for a clean, professional sound.
Use the clip/preview feature to trim a section of a song, then add fades for a smooth ringtone or notification sound.
This tool uses an equal-power fade curve, which sounds more natural than a straight linear fade. The volume drops off smoothly rather than diving suddenly.
Upload your audio file to this tool, set the fade in and fade out duration using the sliders, preview the result, and download. The entire process happens in your browser with no upload to any server.
This tool re-encodes MP3 files at 192kbps, which maintains high quality for most use cases. For zero quality loss, upload a WAV file instead - WAV output is lossless 16-bit PCM.
No. All audio processing runs locally in your browser using the Web Audio API. Your files never leave your device. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or shared.
The recommended limit is 50MB. Larger files may work depending on your device's memory, but processing time increases with file size.
Yes. Enable the "Trim region" feature to select a section of your track, then apply fade in and fade out to just that section. The download will contain only the trimmed, faded clip.
Yes. When you upload an MP3, the tool reads the existing title tag and uses it as the track name. The title is embedded back when you download.