10-band graphic EQ with genre presets, plus a one-click boost tuned for phone and laptop speakers.
Compensates for the weak bass response of phone/laptop speakers and boosts overall loudness so it cuts through background noise. Works with any preset or custom curve above.
A graphic equalizer lets you boost or cut specific frequency ranges in an audio file — more bass, less harsh treble, more presence in the vocal range, and so on. This tool gives you 10 independent bands from 32 Hz up to 16 kHz, the same standard layout used by most music players' built-in EQ.
Pick a preset to get started quickly, or drag any slider to fine-tune — dragging automatically switches the preset to "Custom" so it's always clear what you're hearing.
Small speakers can't reproduce real bass, which makes audio sound thin when played out loud instead of through headphones. This preset compensates with a speaker-tuned EQ curve, plus a loudness/clarity boost so the track still cuts through in a noisy room, car, or outdoors. It's independent of the EQ curve — leave it on with any preset or custom setting.
Prep a track to sound its best through a phone speaker, laptop speaker, or portable Bluetooth speaker — not just headphones.
Cut muddy low end and boost vocal presence for clearer-sounding spoken word.
Shape a track's tone to match a set, a genre, or a specific playback system before exporting.
Tune a soundtrack or voiceover's tonal balance before dropping it into a project.
Start from External Speaker Boost, a genre preset, or Flat and drag your own curve.
Drag your audio or video file into the box above, or paste a link.
Download the EQ-adjusted MP3, ready to play anywhere.