Quran Recorder

Your recording stays on this device.

Place a recitation in a room.

Record or add a recitation, choose a space, and listen. The voice is left as it is; only the room around it changes.

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Choose a space

The shape inside each arch shows how long the sound lingers there.

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Recorded in real buildings

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High settings can thin out long held notes. Compare with the original before saving.

Add a recitation to begin.

How it works

  1. Add a recitation

    Drop in an audio file, or record directly with your microphone.

  2. Choose a space

    It starts playing and repeats. Switch spaces while it plays, or turn the loop off.

  3. Save the result

    Download the recitation with the room added as a WAV file, ready to share or edit.

The sound of a large room, without the room

A recitation in a great prayer hall carries differently. Each phrase lingers under the dome, and the pauses between verses are filled by the room rather than by silence. Most of us record at home, in a car or on a phone, where none of that is present.

Quran Recorder adds it back. You choose a space, such as a carpeted prayer hall, a domed chamber, a stairwell or a stone courtyard, and the tool places your recording inside it. You can change the space while listening and set how strongly the room is heard.

The voice is not changed

The original recording passes through untouched. Pitch, pace and pronunciation stay exactly as they were recited. The room is a separate layer mixed in underneath, and you can switch to the original at any moment to compare.

If the recording has hiss, a fan or street noise behind it, an optional setting reduces it before the room is added. You control how strongly it is applied.

Nineteen spaces to choose from

Eight spaces are generated, modelled on rooms such as a small prayer room, a carpeted prayer hall, a great domed hall and a stairwell. Eleven are measurements of real buildings, including a marble domed chamber, a marble hall and a vast stone nave. The shape inside each arch shows how long the sound lingers in that space.

Common questions

Is Quran Recorder free?

Yes. There is no payment, no account and no limit on how many recitations you process.

Is my recitation uploaded anywhere?

No. The recording is processed inside your browser on your own device. It is never sent to a server.

Does it change the reciter’s voice?

No. The voice passes through as recorded. Only the sound of the room is added, and optionally background noise is reduced.

Which files can I use?

MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC and OGG files work in most browsers. You can also record directly with your microphone.

Does it work on a phone?

It works in current mobile browsers. Very long recordings, over about half an hour, may be too large for a phone to save.

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