Audacity is a great free editor. AudioDoc is a different take: nothing to install, it works on phones and Chromebooks too, and it fixes your audio in one tap.
Works on iPhone, Android, laptops and Chromebooks. Nothing to download.
No download, no install. Open audiodoc.io on a laptop, a Chromebook, a tablet or a phone.
Drop in a song, a voice memo or a video, or record straight from your mic. Stack several tracks.
One-tap Fix My Audio, 20+ studio effects, a 20-band EQ. Save as MP3, WAV and more.
Phones, tablets and Chromebooks too, not just Windows, Mac and Linux computers.
Fix My Audio listens to your recording and shapes it for a song, a voice, a podcast or a phone recording.
A drum machine with ready-made beats, and a music video maker for TikTok and YouTube.
| Audacity | AudioDoc | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free and open source | Free to start, Pro $7 a month |
| Install | Download and install | Nothing to install, runs in the browser |
| Phones and Chromebooks | Desktop computers only | Yes |
| Multi-track editing | Yes | Yes |
| Recording | Yes | Yes |
| Effects | Lots, plus plugins | 20+ built in, plus a 20-band EQ |
| One-tap fix for bad audio | No | Yes, Fix My Audio |
| Drum beat maker | No | Yes, the Beat Lab |
| Music video maker | No | Yes, for TikTok, Reels and YouTube |
| Works offline | Yes | Needs an internet connection to open |
Audacity is a trademark of its owners. AudioDoc is not affiliated with Audacity.
AudioDoc is a full recording studio that runs in your browser. Record your voice, mix tracks, make drum beats in the Beat Lab, fix bad recordings with one tap, turn songs into slowed + reverb, and make music videos. Free to start, no experience needed.
Yes, AudioDoc is free to start. A free account (just an email and a username) lets you save and share. Pro is $7 a month and unlocks more.
They are different. Audacity is a powerful free desktop editor with lots of plugins and works offline. AudioDoc runs in any browser, including phones and Chromebooks, and adds one-tap fixes, a beat maker and a music video maker.
Yes. MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, AAC and M4A, and AudioDoc pulls the sound out of MP4, MOV and WEBM videos.
Yes. AudioDoc runs in the browser, so it works on Chromebooks, where Audacity is not available as a regular app.
No. AudioDoc works with your audio right in your browser, on your own device.