Flip any track backwards - reverse the whole file front-to-back and download as MP3 or WAV.
Free, runs in your browser.
Your file never leaves your device - reversing runs locally, so even a full track flips backwards in seconds with no upload wait.
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Explore channelsReversing audio flips a file front-to-back, so the last sample plays first and the first sample plays last - every note, word and drum hit runs in the opposite order. This tool decodes your file, reverses every audio channel, and lets you play back and download the result. It runs entirely in your browser: your file never uploads to a server.
Turning a track backwards takes three steps:
No. Reversing only reorders the samples that are already in the file - it doesn't remove, resample, or recompress anything. Download as WAV and the reversed audio is bit-for-bit as lossless as your source. Download as MP3 and you get the same quality tradeoffs as any MP3 export, unrelated to the reversal itself.
Input accepts WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC, OGG, AAC and Opus files up to 100 MB. Output is MP3 at 128-320 kbps or uncompressed WAV.
Note: OGG and Opus input may not decode in Safari - use Chrome or Firefox for those formats.
Reversing is a full-file flip - different from trimming a section (use the MP3 cutter) or smoothing a transition with a fade in or out (use the audio fade tool). Combine all three for a full reversed-swell effect: cut the section you want, reverse it, then fade it in.
Reversed your track? Premierely connects artists with SoundCloud channels for premieres and reposts - matched by genre.
Find channels on PremierelyDrop your audio file onto the tool. It decodes the file, flips every channel back-to-front, and plays back the reversed result instantly. Pick MP3 or WAV and download.
No. Reversing just reorders the existing samples - it does not remove or recompress any audio data. Downloading as WAV keeps the result lossless; downloading as MP3 applies the same encoding tradeoffs as any MP3 export.
WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC, OGG, AAC and Opus input. Output is MP3 (128-320 kbps) or WAV.
No. Decoding and reversing happen entirely in your browser using the Web Audio API. Your file never leaves your device.
100 MB per file.
Reversed audio is a common production technique - reversed cymbal swells and vocal snippets are staple transition effects, and reversing a full track is also a quick way to check a mix for backmasked content or just for a novelty listen.
Need to change formats first? Use the audio converter for M4A, FLAC, OGG, AAC and Opus. Cut and trim with the MP3 cutter, or add smooth fades with the audio fade tool. Every tool runs free in your browser with no upload.