Audio Reverser
Reverse an audio clip end-to-start. Useful for sound design and hidden-message hunts.
Quick answer: Reverse an audio clip end-to-start. Useful for sound design and hidden-message hunts.
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Frequently asked questions
- What can I do with reversed audio?
- Sound design (reversed cymbals are a staple of cinematic transitions), creative remixes, ear-training puzzles, and the famous 'hidden messages' game. Hand-on-heart, you'll mostly hear gibberish.
- Is the reversal lossless?
- Yes — sample-by-sample reversal preserves every bit of the original. The only loss is from re-encoding compressed inputs (MP3) to WAV.
- Are stereo channels reversed independently?
- Each channel is reversed individually, but they're reversed in lockstep — the spatial imaging is preserved (just played backwards).
- Are my files uploaded?
- No — decoding and reversing both happen in your browser.
- Can I reverse just a section?
- Not directly — use our Audio Cutter to extract the segment first, reverse it here, then optionally re-join it with the original using the Audio Joiner.