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Audio Speed

Speed up or slow down audio playback without changing the pitch. This uses time-stretching algorithms to maintain natural-sounding audio at the new tempo. SnapOtter processes the speed change on your own server.

Features

  • Adjustable speed multiplier from very slow to very fast playback
  • Pitch-preserving time-stretch for natural-sounding results
  • Supports MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, and AAC formats
  • Maintains audio quality even at extreme speed changes
  • All processing runs on your own server with no external dependencies

What you can do

  • Speed up lecture recordings for faster review during exam preparation
  • Slow down a fast-spoken foreign language recording for easier comprehension
  • Adjust podcast playback speed for accessibility or personal preference
  • Create slow-motion audio effects for dramatic sound design in video production

Self-hosted. Your files never leave your network.

SnapOtter runs entirely on your own infrastructure. Files processed with Audio Speed are never uploaded to third-party servers. Deploy a single Docker container and process files with full privacy, no watermarks, and no usage limits. Open source under AGPL-3.0.

Frequently asked questions

Does changing speed also change the pitch?
No. SnapOtter uses time-stretching algorithms that maintain the original pitch while changing the tempo. Speech and music sound natural at the new speed. Processing runs locally on your server.
What speed range is supported?
You can slow audio down or speed it up across a wide range of multipliers. Extreme values may produce artifacts in complex audio. SnapOtter processes everything on your own self-hosted instance.
Will changing speed affect audio quality?
Minor artifacts may appear at extreme speed changes, but the time-stretching algorithm preserves quality well for typical adjustments like 0.5x to 2x speed. All processing happens locally on your server.

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