Nightcore Maker — Speed Up & Pitch Up Any Song Online

Turn any track or video into a nightcore or sped-up edit: faster tempo, higher pitch, brighter treble. Video stays in sync.

🔒 100% Private — no upload⚡ Pitch-up + tempo✅ No watermark
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Drag & drop your video here, or click to browse

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC · MP4, MOV, WebM

How to Use — Nightcore Maker — Speed Up & Pitch Up Any Song Online

1

Upload the track

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or a video file. Nothing is uploaded — the resampling runs on FFmpeg WebAssembly in your browser.

2

Choose the speed

1.25× is classic nightcore; 1.15× is a gentle "sped up" TikTok edit, 1.35× is hyper. Pitch rises with speed, and the treble lift keeps vocals bright.

3

Render and download

Preview in the page, then download. Videos are re-timed to match so the clip stays in sync with the faster audio.

What the tool looks like

Nightcore Maker with a clip loaded: video preview, Mild, Classic and Hyper presets, Speed slider at 1.25×, Brighten treble and Include the video checkboxes, Make Nightcore and Reset buttons
Pick a preset or set the Speed slider between 1.10× and 1.40× and click Make Nightcore: FFmpeg resamples the audio in your browser so tempo and pitch rise together, adds an optional +3 dB treble lift and a limiter, and re-encodes a video's picture at the same speed to an MP4 (or exports audio only).

Best use cases for the nightcore maker

  • Create a nightcore or "sped up" version of a track for YouTube, TikTok or a Reel.
  • Speed up a video and its soundtrack together for a fast-paced montage.
  • Pitch a vocal sample up for a hyperpop or drum-and-bass edit.
  • Preview how a song feels at a higher tempo before remixing it.

Supported formats & limits

Audio inputMP3, WAV, AAC/M4A, OGG, FLAC, Opus — output keeps the format
Video inputMP4, MOV, WebM, MKV — picture re-timed and re-encoded to H.264 MP4; or audio only as MP3
Speed1.10×–1.40× via resampling (pitch rises with tempo); optional +3 dB treble shelf; output limiter
Max file sizeUp to ~2 GB (limited by browser memory)
CostFree for any use. No signup. No watermark.

Nightcore Maker vs. the usual alternatives

FeatureThis toolVEED (free)Kapwing (free)CapCut Online
Processing modelRuns locally in your browserUpload-based project editorUpload-based project editorUpload-based online editor
File limitsNo upload cap; practical limit is browser memoryPlan-specific upload limitsPlan-specific upload and export limitsFeature- and account-specific limits
Watermark on outputNo watermark addedFree exports include a VEED watermarkFree exports include a Kapwing watermarkStandard edits can be watermark-free; templates/assets may add branding
Signup / accountNo account for toolsWorkspace/account flowWorkspace/account flowCapCut account flow
Works offlineYes after cache, subject to browser supportNoNoNo
Best forPrivate one-step file operationsFull editor, templates, AI toolsCollaboration, templates, AI toolsSocial templates and timeline editing

Vendor plan limits were checked on April 29, 2026 and can change by region, account state, and export option. Verify critical limits on the vendor pricing/help page before relying on them.

Why this nightcore maker is different

  • True resampling for the classic nightcore sound, plus the treble lift that keeps vocals bright.
  • Videos are sped up with the audio and re-encoded in sync — one download, ready to post.
  • Everything runs in your browser on FFmpeg WebAssembly; nothing is uploaded and there is no file cap.
  • Free, no watermark, no account.

Tutorials covering this tool

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between nightcore and a "sped up" edit?

Mostly degree. Sped-up edits on TikTok usually run 1.10–1.20× with the pitch rising along with the tempo; nightcore is the same idea pushed to 1.25–1.35× with brighter EQ. Both come from resampling, which is what this tool does.

Can I speed the song up without changing the pitch?

Not here — nightcore is defined by the pitch going up. For tempo-only changes (podcasts, practice loops) use the Audio Speed & Pitch tool, which uses a time-stretch algorithm that preserves pitch.

Why does the treble toggle exist?

Resampling shifts everything up, but vocals in a sped-up track can still sound slightly buried. A +3 dB high shelf adds the sparkle that classic nightcore uploads have. Turn it off for tracks that are already bright.

Does it work on a video?

Yes. Keep "include the video" enabled and the picture is sped up by the same factor and re-encoded to MP4 so it stays in sync. Disable it to get just the nightcore audio as an MP3.

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