Reverse Audio PRO support
Support covers the iPhone and Android apps, Reverse Audio Pro (subscription or lifetime), and the free browser tool. The fastest route for anything unusual is email — include your device and app version and expect a reply within 2 business days. Restoring purchases, export formats, and the browser tool's limits are all answered in the sections below.
Updated October 2026
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[email protected]Using the app
How do I record and reverse a clip?
Tap the record button, speak or play your sound, tap stop, then tap Reverse. The reversed clip plays instantly and the waveform shows playback position. Recording, reversing, and playback are unlimited on the free tier — no account, no sign-up.
Can I import audio files instead of recording?
Yes. Use the import option to load an audio file from your phone — the same reverse, speed, pitch, and effect controls apply to imported clips. Common formats like MP3, WAV, and M4A are supported.
How do the effects work, and how many are free?
There are 10 effects: Loop, Echo, Reverb, Bass, Filter, Lo-Fi, Flanger, Wave Shaper, Robotize, Compressor. Tap one to apply it to the current clip and combine it with speed and pitch. Echo, Reverb, Bass, and Filter are free; Reverse Audio Pro unlocks all 10, their fine controls, and stacking up to three at once.
What formats can I export?
The app exports WAV and M4A and shares straight to other apps via the system share sheet. Pro exports without limits; in the free app, watching a short ad unlocks one export.
Does the app work offline?
Yes. All processing — recording, reversing, speed, pitch, and effects — happens on the device, so the app works in airplane mode. A connection is only needed to download the app or make a purchase.
Purchases & billing
What does Reverse Audio Pro include?
Pro removes ads and unlocks all 10 effects and every preset, effect stacking and fine controls, clips up to 5 minutes, and unlimited WAV and M4A export and sharing. It is bought in the app through Google Play: $1.99 a week, $14.99 a year (with a 3-day free trial), or $19.99 once for lifetime.
How do I cancel a subscription?
Subscriptions are managed by the store, not in the app. On Android, open Google Play › Payments and subscriptions › Subscriptions, choose Reverse Audio, and cancel. Pro stays active until the end of the period already paid for. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription. A lifetime purchase has nothing to cancel.
How do I restore my purchase on a new phone?
Install the app, then tap Restore Purchases on the upgrade screen. Pro is tied to your Apple ID or Google account, so sign in with the same account you bought it with and it unlocks at no extra charge.
How do I restore Pro on a new iPhone?
Open the app, go to the Pro screen, and tap Restore Purchases. As long as you sign in with the same Apple ID that bought Pro, it unlocks again at no charge. This works for a subscription or a lifetime purchase.
How do I restore Pro on a new Android phone?
Open the app, go to the Pro screen, and tap Restore Purchases. Signed in with the same Google account that bought Pro, it re-unlocks for free. This works for a subscription or a lifetime purchase.
Web tool
Is the browser tool really private?
Yes. The free audio reverser processes everything inside your browser using the Web Audio API. Your audio is never uploaded to a server — close the tab and nothing remains anywhere. No account is required.
What formats does the browser tool accept?
Drop in MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or WebM files, or record directly from your microphone. Reversed results download as WAV for free. For MP3/M4A export and the 10 effects, use the iPhone or Android app.
What are the browser tool limits?
Files up to 25 MB or 10 minutes, and microphone recordings up to 5 minutes. The limits keep processing fast on any device. The mobile app has no file caps and adds speed, pitch, and effects.
Haven't tried it? Open the free audio reverser →
Privacy & data
Where do my recordings go?
Nowhere. Recordings are stored locally on your device and never transmitted. The app has no accounts, no audio upload, and no third-party ad SDKs. The full details are in the privacy policy at reverseaudioapp.com/privacy.
What data does the app collect about me?
No personal data. Purchases are processed entirely by Apple or Google — payment details never reach Frame Sixty Labs. There is nothing to delete server-side because nothing is stored server-side.