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Audio spectrogram viewer
Visualise a short audio recording as frequency energy over time and export a labelled image.
What it does
Visualise a short audio recording as frequency energy over time and export a labelled image.
How to use it
- Choose an audio file up to 10 MB, 30 seconds and eight channels, in a browser-supported format.
- Select FFT size, generate the spectrogram and download PNG or frequency-data JSON.
- Processing stays in this browser. No sign-up or upload.
Example
A steady 1,000 Hz tone appears near 1 kHz throughout the recording.
Methodology
Channels are averaged to mono. A Hann-window FFT reports one-sided amplitudes on linear frequency axes with a −100 dBFS floor.
Limitations
FFT sizes 256–2,048, up to 600 frames. Browser decoding can resample audio; opposite-phase channels may cancel. Not calibrated sound pressure or a diagnostic tool.
Automation
This tool runs in your browser. No upload API or MCP endpoint is available.
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