Audio Player
A simple online audio player with a playlist — add your music and play it with shuffle, repeat, speed and volume. Your files never leave your device.
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MP3 · WAV · OGG · M4A · FLAC · AAC · Opus — played in your browser, never uploaded
Playlist
Drop more audio anywhere on the player to add it. Drag a row, or use the arrows, to reorder.
How to use
- Drop your audio files in, or press “Add audio” — MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, FLAC and more. They appear in the playlist on the right and the first track starts playing.
- Use the player like any music app: play or pause, skip back and forward, drag the bar to seek, set the volume and speed, and switch on shuffle or repeat (all tracks, or just one). Tap any track in the playlist to jump to it.
- Keep building the playlist as you listen — drop more files onto the player to add them, drag a row or use the arrows to reorder, and press ✕ to remove a track. “Clear playlist” starts over.
FAQ
Are my music files uploaded?
No. The player reads each file straight from your device and plays it inside your browser — nothing is sent to a server, so it is private and it works offline once the page has loaded. Only your player preferences (volume, speed, shuffle and repeat) are remembered on this device; the files and their names are not.
Which audio formats can it play?
Whatever your browser can decode: MP3, WAV, OGG, Opus, M4A/AAC and FLAC work in all current browsers, and WebM audio in most. If a particular file can’t be played, it is marked in the playlist and the player simply moves on to the next track. For an unsupported file, the Audio Converter on this site can turn it into MP3 or WAV first.
Can I use the media keys on my keyboard or phone?
Yes. The play/pause and next/previous keys on a keyboard, headset or lock screen control the player, and the current track name shows there too. On the page itself, Space plays or pauses and the left and right arrows jump five seconds. The playlist lasts until you close or reload the tab — browsers don’t allow a website to reopen your files by itself, so just drop them in again next time.