Reverse audio — the whole song or just one hit
Drop a track, flip it backwards, or select a region and reverse only that. Add a tape-stop for drama. Preview instantly, download as WAV — no account, no upload.
Nothing is uploaded — your audio never leaves your device.
Reverse the whole song, or drag on the waveform and reverse just that region in place — the reverse-cymbal trick. ←→ nudge the selection edge.
Reversed cymbals are step one. The pack is the point.
Flipping audio is a classic move — but the real workflow is inside SongChop: stems, beat-locked loops, and one-shots cut from your song and named by BPM and key. Sign up and run the whole track: 3 full packs free.
Frequently asked questions
How do I reverse a song online for free?
Drop your audio file into the tool above, hit Reverse, and preview the result instantly. You can reverse the entire track or drag a selection on the waveform and reverse only that region. Download the result as a WAV file. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
What is a tape-stop effect?
A tape-stop imitates a tape machine powering down: the audio slows and drops in pitch until it stops. Pick where you want it to land, choose how long the slowdown lasts, and the tool renders it locally on your device.
Will reversing audio lose quality?
No. The reversal happens on the decoded samples and exports as uncompressed 16-bit WAV, so there is no added compression. If your source is an MP3, you keep exactly the quality you started with.
Can I use reversed samples in my own music?
The tool itself puts no restrictions on the output — it runs on your file, on your device. Whether you can use the source material depends on the rights you have to that recording.