Shape both ends independently
Set fade-in and fade-out lengths down to a tenth of a second. The visual envelope shows exactly where each transition lands.
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Free Audio Fader
Upload music, shape a smooth entrance and exit, preview it instantly, then download the finished audio. Everything happens locally in your browser.
Ready — adjust the fades, preview, then download.
Simple by design
No timeline setup, account or upload queue. Just the controls you need for a polished beginning and ending.
Set fade-in and fade-out lengths down to a tenth of a second. The visual envelope shows exactly where each transition lands.
Audio is decoded, previewed and rendered in your browser. Nothing is sent to an upload server.
Export the complete track with smooth linear fades and no watermark, ready for your editor, DAW or publishing workflow.
How it works
Drop in music, a podcast, a voiceover or any supported audio file. It opens locally in your browser.
Choose a quick preset or adjust each end by hand. Preview and seek through the waveform until the transition feels right.
Render the full track with your fades and save a clean WAV without signing in or spending credits.
Go beyond a single fade
This quick tool is ideal for one track. When the edit needs more layers, timing changes or creative control, move into AceStep Studio.
Made for clean transitions
Fades remove abrupt starts and stops wherever audio needs to feel intentional.
Ease music beds under speech and give intros or outros a natural, professional finish.
Match music to scene boundaries, end cards and title sequences without a hard audio cut.
Prepare smoother entrances and exits before arranging tracks inside a longer mix.
Clean up rough bounces, soften long reverb tails and make demos feel ready to share.
A fade-in gradually raises the volume from silence at the start of audio. A fade-out gradually lowers it to silence at the end. Both make transitions feel smoother and prevent abrupt cuts.
Yes. You can upload, preview and export faded audio without an account, subscription or watermark.
No. Decoding, playback, fade processing and WAV encoding all happen locally in your browser, so the audio file stays on your device.
The tool accepts formats your browser can decode, including MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG and WebM in most modern browsers. Finished audio is exported as a high-quality 16-bit WAV.
The fade is calculated directly from the decoded audio and exported as an uncompressed WAV. There is no extra lossy compression during export.
Use Studio when you need fades on several tracks, clip trimming, timeline arrangement, stem separation, mixing controls or a complete multitrack export.
Build the full track
Open AceStep Studio to shape fades across multiple tracks, edit clips, separate stems and arrange a complete production in one workspace.
Open AceStep Studio Multitrack timeline · clip editing · stems · full mix export