KeyPitch FAQ
Clear, factual answers to the most common questions about KeyPitch — its tools, pricing, formats, languages, reviews and support.
KeyPitch is an ecosystem of four complementary tools: the Audio Studio, an online studio where you import your own audio or video files, edit them and download the result; Practice mode, the studio's one-screen layout for rehearsing on a computer; a free Chrome extension that changes the audio of YouTube and YouTube Music in real time; and one-click tools such as the Key Finder and the BPM Finder. They share the same features: transposer, pitch changer, speed control, A/B loop, track analysis, AI vocal remover and effects.
The KeyPitch Chrome extension is completely free, with no in-app purchases. The online studio is free to upload and edit — you only pay to download your modified files. Prices below are pulled live from our API and adjust automatically to your country and currency:
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KeyPitch is built for vocal coaches, singing teachers, singing students, singers, karaoke fans, musicians, guitarists, pianists, content creators — and, more generally, anyone who wants better control over the audio settings of a song, a video or a recording.
The KeyPitch studio supports MP3, MP4, M4A and WAV files (up to 50 MB and 10 minutes per file).
KeyPitch holds a near 5-out-of-5 rating on the Chrome Web Store and receives many very positive reviews from its users. The extension is also verified by the Google Chrome Web Store, an extra mark of quality and reliability.
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Depending on the tool, KeyPitch lets you change the key in semitones, change the pitch in hertz, adjust playback speed, add reverb, add an 8D audio effect, shape the sound with a 10-band equalizer, create audio loops, set the exact loop start and end, and separate vocals from instruments with advanced artificial intelligence. The Audio Studio also reads the key and tempo of every file and, on a computer, offers a Practice mode with an A/B loop. The equalizer has 10 bands and 6 presets, in the Audio Studio as in the YouTube extension.
Yes. In the Audio Studio, click Share and you get a link that opens your file in the studio with the exact settings you chose — key, pitch, speed, reverb, 8D, equalizer and A/B loop. Send it by email, WhatsApp or any messaging app: whoever receives it simply opens the link. Creating, sending and receiving these links is free, and a link stays valid for 7 days. It is made for teacher and student pairs: a singing teacher can send a student a track already transposed to their vocal range so they can practise at home, and a student who struggles with a passage can send their file to the teacher so it can be worked on together in the next lesson.
Yes. The Audio Studio has a personal library: save a file with the settings you fine-tuned and reopen it whenever you like, exactly as you left it, and organise everything into folders by drag and drop. Teachers usually keep one folder per student, renamed to the student's name, holding every track already set to that voice. Without an account the library lives in the current tab only — up to 3 recordings, lost when you close the tab or the browser. With a free KeyPitch account you keep up to 3 recordings permanently, on any computer. With a KeyPitch Pro subscription, storage is unlimited for as long as you are subscribed. The Chrome extension has its own library too, stored 100% locally in your browser. It can now save A/B loops too — just the chorus, for example — and reopen exactly that passage with the same settings. In the Audio Studio, My recordings now saves A/B loops too: the passage reopens in Practice mode, with its equalizer and every setting.
Practice mode turns the Audio Studio into a single practice screen on a computer, and the navigation bar disappears for a cleaner, more pleasant view. With a video, the picture takes the main part of the screen — ideal for reading karaoke lyrics. With an audio file, a lyrics panel takes its place: paste the words and adjust the text size with − and +. Every setting moves, compact, to the right, under an A/B loop: mark point A and point B, then choose Infinite to repeat the passage, or Single to play it once and wait on A, paused — then save the loop in My recordings to come back to that passage later. Shortcuts: Space, A, B and L. It works on screens at least 1024 pixels wide: free for 5 minutes a day, unlimited with a KeyPitch Pro subscription.
Yes. Every file loaded in the Audio Studio is analysed in your browser. Click the ⓘ button under the player to see the key, the relative key, the Camelot code, the second most likely key, the tempo, the precise tempo and the half-time and double-time readings. The panel follows your settings: move the semitones or the speed and it shows the new key and tempo. It is free — the Key Finder, BPM Finder and Key & BPM Finder pages lead to the same analysis.
Studio mode opens the free extension in Chrome's side panel, right next to the YouTube video, which switches to theater mode on its own: the video on the left, every control on the right — the ideal layout for vocal practice. It has three tabs. Controls holds the usual settings plus a 10-band equalizer with 6 presets (Bass Boost, Vocal Boost, Treble Boost, Warm, Bright and Loudness) and a redesigned, simpler A/B loop. Library saves your songs and now your loops, so you can reopen exactly the chorus you were working on, with the same settings. My space tracks your current and longest streak, your practice time, the songs you have practised and your active days, to help you build a real practice routine. It is free.
Yes. The Audio Studio has a 10-band equalizer, from 32 Hz to 16 kHz, with up to ±12 dB per band and 6 presets: Bass, Vocals, Treble, Warm, Bright and Loudness. Vocals brings the voice forward to learn a melody; Bass gives weight to a backing track. Click a preset again to remove it, and double-click a band to reset it to 0 dB. You hear it in the preview, it is applied to the file you export, and it is kept in My recordings and in share links.
The KeyPitch studio is currently available in 12 languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Filipino, Bahasa Indonesia, Traditional Chinese (Taiwan), Korean, Japanese and Thai. The Chrome extension is available in every language supported by the Chrome Web Store. KeyPitch is therefore an international product, designed to be used by people from many different countries and backgrounds.
The Chrome extension is completely free with no in-app purchases. In the studio, you can import your files, use every tool and listen to the result for as long as you like, at no cost. The paid part mainly covers downloading your modified files. Several plans are available: a single download, a pack of several downloads, a monthly subscription, or an annual subscription. The monthly subscription is the most popular and the best value for regular use.
A subscription also lifts the studio's limits: Practice mode becomes unlimited instead of 5 minutes a day, and the library holds unlimited saved recordings and folders instead of the three that come with a free account.
To cancel a KeyPitch subscription, go to the “My Account” section, click “Manage Plan”, then click the “Cancel Subscription” link located at the bottom right of the page.
No. The KeyPitch subscription has no commitment and can be cancelled at any time. After cancelling, you keep access to your plan's features until the end of the period you have already paid for. For example, if a monthly subscription is cancelled mid-month, you can keep using it until the originally scheduled renewal date.
The KeyPitch ecosystem is used by more than {userCount} users around the world, which makes it one of the most used online audio tools in its category.
For any question, support request or feedback, you can contact the KeyPitch team at the following address: contact@keypitch.app