Frequently asked questions
Reverbify is a Spotify extension that allows you to remix any song with speed, pitch, and reverb settings. It's also this site's remixer: drop any audio file on the home page and download your remix. Everything happens on your device.
Refreshing Spotify fixes 99% of problems. Any further issues, please contact support at reverbifyapp@gmail.com and we will get back to you ASAP.
Since Reverbify operates as a browser extension, it cannot be used on the native Spotify app directly. However, you can still navigate Spotify through the native app while controlling your Reverbify settings on the web.
That being said, desktop integration may come in the future.
That being said, desktop integration may come in the future.
Due to the closed-source nature of mobile Spotify, this is next to impossible to accomplish natively. However, you could work around this by navigating Spotify through your phone with the device set to the web browser running Reverbify.
Guides on how to do this coming soon.
Guides on how to do this coming soon.
Install the free Reverbify extension in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, then open the Spotify web player. Speed, pitch, and reverb controls appear right inside the player, and any song plays slowed live (no downloads involved). The slowed and reverb on Spotify guide walks through the whole setup.
Drop an audio file into the slowed and reverb generator. The preset pulls the tempo to 0.8x, adds reverb, and playback starts immediately. From there you can adjust the speed, choose a reverb room, and shape the EQ before exporting a full-quality WAV. Everything runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Yes. The Spotify extension and the web remixer are both free. There is no account, no watermark, and no trial that expires. Pro is an optional upgrade at $4.99/month or $29.99/year, which adds sounds like 8d audio and vinyl, extra studio controls, and unlimited saved presets (the free cap is 20).
Yes. Everything runs on your device. The extension applies effects to Spotify playback locally, and the web remixer processes files entirely in your browser, so nothing you drop is ever uploaded. We also never store your listening data (what you play, remix, or export). The privacy page has the full details.
Yes, the extension works in both directions. Switch to nightcore in the Spotify web player and the song plays faster and pitches up live, or dial in your own sped up speed. If you're working from files instead, the sped up song maker does the same thing in your browser and lets you download the result.
From the web remixer, yes. The download is a WAV, rendered in its own offline pass at full quality. However, the extension has no export, since it remixes Spotify live while you listen. If you want a file you can keep, remix it on the site.