Free Online Voice Recorder

An online voice recorder records sound from your microphone in a web page and gives you an audio file. This one runs entirely in your browser using MediaRecorder. It suits voiceovers, voice notes and quick audio drafts.

1. Click Start recording. 2. Choose Allow when the browser asks for the microphone. 3. Speak while the timer counts up. 4. Click Stop recording, listen in the player and click Download.

Yes. Audio is recorded and held in your browser tab, and SocQ doesn’t upload or keep it. If you close or reload the page before downloading, the take is gone, so save the ones you want.

It’s free with no sign-up and no watermark. Each recording can last up to 10 minutes and stops automatically at that mark. For longer sessions, record in parts and combine them with the audio joiner.

Neither directly. Chrome, Edge and Firefox save WebM with Opus audio, and Safari saves M4A. Convert the file to MP3 or WAV with the audio converter if an app requires it.

Yes. Current Safari on iPhone and Chrome on Android support microphone recording on this page. Keep the screen on and the browser in front while recording, because switching apps can interrupt the microphone.

The browser may be using a different mic than you expect, or the input level is low in your system settings. Check the input device and level, move closer to the mic and record a short test. You can raise the level later with the audio normalizer.

If the microphone is blocked or no input device is connected, the tool shows a permission or device message. Allow the mic in the address bar’s site settings, and on a Mac check System Settings > Privacy & Security > Microphone. Then click Start recording again.

No. This tool records only microphone input. To capture a browser tab’s sound, use the screen recorder in Chrome or Edge with tab audio turned on.

No, there is no pause button. Stop the take and start a new one, then join the files in order with the audio joiner to make a single recording.