A soundboard is a grid of pads that play a sound the moment you tap them. Record a clip with your microphone or upload an audio file, then slice the exact part you want with the built-in waveform editor — drag the start and end handles, preview your selection, and add it to a pad with a custom name and color. Fire it with a click, a tap, or the 1-9, 0 and Q-T keys — instantly, with no delay. It also ships with 16 built-in starter sounds — Air Horn, Sad Trombone, Rimshot, Applause, Crickets, Vine Boom, Wrong Buzzer and Fart — all synthesized live in the page; tap the Starter Sounds button to load them anytime.
Every sound is decoded in your browser with the Web Audio API. You get 16 pads, and sounds can overlap, so you can layer several pads at once. Nothing is ever uploaded to a server — and your board is saved automatically in this browser's local storage, so it survives a refresh. Tap Restore Sounds anytime to bring back the 16 built-in starter sounds, or use Export/Import to back your board up as a file.
Yes — no account, no signup, unlimited use.
Yes, upload MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A or any format your browser can decode — then use the waveform editor to slice the exact clip you want.
No — everything stays in your browser's memory.
16 pads with custom names and colors, triggered by click, touch or the 1-9, 0 and Q-T keys.
Yes — the board is saved automatically in this browser's local storage. Use Export Board to download a backup file, Import Board to restore it, or Restore Sounds to reload the built-in starter set.
Voicemod is a desktop app that routes sounds into voice chat. This soundboard is a browser-based creator — no install, works on any device including phones, and every sound plays locally with zero latency.
Yes — the pads respond to touch, and the waveform trimmer supports dragging with a finger. Works on iPhone, Android, iPad and desktop browsers.
Yes — sounds layer on top of each other, so you can hit several pads at the same time to build a mix.
All 16 built-in sounds are synthesized live with the Web Audio API — our own recreations of classic sound effects, so no copyrighted samples are used.