Online Voice Recorder

Free to Use

Use this tool completely free of charge. Record your voice using a microphone and download it as an MP4 file. No payment required.

Choose Your Microphone

Before recording audio, you can choose the desired microphone from the list of input sources available on your device.

MP4 Download Format

After recording your audio, you can download it for free as an MP4 file right away.

Free Online Voice Recorder: How to Use It

Quick instructions on how to record a voice using the tool above, without signing up.

1

Click on “Record Audio”.

2

When prompted, allow addpipe.com to use your microphone to record your audio.

3

Click the red “Record” button. Recording will start. Click “Stop” when finished.

4

Play inline or download the MP4 audio recording to your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

What browsers are supported?

You can record audio using our platform in all major desktop & mobile browsers on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.

How can I get started?

Sign up for a free 14-day trial, and you’ll have access to the dashboard, where you can generate your own audio recording widget. Use the embed code to add it to your website and start experimenting. All recordings made or uploaded through your widget will appear in your account dashboard.

Will my users need to download an app and/or open an account?

No. For your end users, the audio recording and playback processes will work directly in the browser without creating a Pipe account.

How’s the audio quality?

We mainly capture mono or two-channel audio using the Opus codec at 48kHz. We convert everything to single-channel AAC in MP4. We can keep the original untouched recording as well.

Topics

You can find more information about the audio recorder by checking the articles below.

New Warning For Low Microphone Input Volume

We rolled out a new desktop recording client build, which includes a new near real-time warning for when the microphone input is detected as very low.

New Animation for the Microphone Input

We’ve been looking at ways to minimize the number of recordings we receive with no sound or sound that’s too silent to hear.