Sped Up Song Maker

Make the sped up version of any song right here. Drop a track, hear it faster and brighter the same second, and download the edit when it sounds right. There is no render queue and no waiting for a download link.

drop a song,
hear it slowed

Instant slowed + reverb, sped up, and custom remixes. Done entirely in your browser.

drag a track here

or click to browse (mp3, wav, flac, m4a, ogg)

free while in beta · nothing is uploaded · works offline once loaded

Getting the TikTok sped-up sound

Sped up edits are everywhere right now. Someone speeds up a chorus for a TikTok edit, and the fast version ends up being the one stuck in everyone's head. This sped up song maker opens with your track already at 1.2x, which is right in edit territory. From there, the speed you pick comes down to taste. Around 1.1x sounds more like a small energy boost than an effect, 1.15x to 1.3x is where most edits sit, and past 1.35x you're heading into full nightcore.

The Preserve pitch toggle

The character of a speed-up mostly comes down to one switch, Preserve pitch. With it off, the pitch goes up with the tempo, so the vocals climb and the track takes on that slightly chipmunk sound that instantly sounds like a sped up edit. With it on, the song simply gets faster in its original key. The preset starts with the toggle off, since the pitched-up sound is usually what people mean by sped up. That being said, it's worth trying your hook both ways before you commit.

Sped up vs nightcore

Both usually start the same way: playing a track faster without protecting the pitch. However, nightcore is its own long-running scene, with more speed, higher vocals, and a whole aesthetic built around the sound. Sped up is a looser term: it just means a song played somewhat faster, usually for edits and montages. If you keep nudging the slider higher and liking it more, what you want is probably the nightcore maker.

EQ and reverb settings

Two more settings are worth checking before you export. Switch the EQ to Bright so the faster vocal keeps its edge on phone speakers (speeding a song up already tilts it brighter, and Bright leans into that). Then go easy on the reverb. The preset ships with a light wash, and a touch of it helps hold the faster track together. Too much reverb takes away the punch you're speeding the song up for.

How to speed up a song

  1. Drop a track (anything from an mp3 to a flac). It starts playing sped up immediately, so you're editing the live sound.
  2. Choose your speed and pitch mode. Find the tempo that fits your edit, then set the toggle: off for the classic pitched-up sound, on to stay in the original key.
  3. Adjust the EQ and reverb. Set the EQ to Bright, keep the reverb restrained, and nudge the pitch a semitone if the vocal sounds off.
  4. Download the WAV and drop it into your edit.

Exporting for your edit

When it sounds right, hit download. The export renders separately from the live preview, so you get a true offline bounce. It comes out as a WAV because every video editor accepts it, and your speed-up survives the cut without a second round of compression. There is no watermark, and since the whole remix runs in your browser, your song never touches a server.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to pay or sign up to use this sped up song maker?

No. You can speed a song up and download the WAV without an account or a card, and there is no watermark on the export. Reverbify Pro exists for the extra sound packs (8d audio, vinyl) and deeper studio controls. However, none of the speed, pitch, reverb, or EQ controls you see here sit behind it.

How do I speed a song up without the chipmunk vocals?

Turn Preserve pitch on. The tempo goes up while the track keeps its original key, so it sounds faster rather than higher. Leave the toggle off when you want the classic pitched-up sped up sound.

What speed do sped up edits usually use?

There is no official number, it mostly comes down to taste. The preset starts you at 1.2x, and a good range to explore is roughly 1.15x to 1.3x. Anything gentler than that just sounds like a small energy boost, and much faster starts sounding like nightcore.

Can I make sped up versions of Spotify songs?

Spotify tracks can't be loaded here. However, you don't need the file. The free Reverbify extension adds the same speed, pitch, and reverb controls directly to open.spotify.com (Chrome, Edge, Firefox), so any song in your library plays sped up while it streams.