Tape noise simulators, 8-bit converters, VHS filters — all free, all browser-based. No upload, no account, no cost.
All tools run entirely in your browser. Your audio and images never leave your device.
Add authentic cassette tape warmth — hiss, wow, flutter, and radio distortion — to any audio file in seconds.
Transform any sound into crunchy chiptune-style 8-bit audio. Perfect for indie games, YouTube intros, and lo-fi beats.
Apply VHS-style scanlines, color bleeding, chromatic aberration, and noise to any image. Instant 90s nostalgia.
All audio and images are processed locally in your browser. We never see your files. No server upload, zero risk.
No subscription, no watermark, no "free tier" that locks you out. All tools, all features, always free.
Open a tool, load your file, adjust sliders, export. Three steps, no account, no install, no waiting.
Each tool comes with a deep-dive article on the history and science behind the effect. Learn as you create.
Why does tape sound "warmer" than digital? We break down the physics, the history, and why musicians still reach for it today.
The NES, Game Boy, and SID chip shaped an entire generation of sound. Here's how chiptune went from hardware to global genre.
Scanlines, color bleed, tracking errors — the "imperfections" of VHS have become a deliberate art form. Here's why.
A step-by-step workflow for adding retro character to any recording — no DAW knowledge needed.
Read Guide →What makes something look "VHS"? Scanlines, color shift, noise — we break down every element.
Read Guide →How to generate, convert, and integrate chiptune sounds into indie games — royalty-free tools included.
Read Guide →The essential techniques, sounds, and tools for crafting authentic 80s-style synthwave — from scratch.
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