KeyPitch: The 100% Free Alternative to the Transpose Extension

KeyPitch is the 100% free alternative to Transpose. Like Transpose, this browser extension changes the key, speed and pitch of any song in real time on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music and more. Unlike Transpose, everything is free on every song: reverb, 3 A/B loops, a 10-band equalizer with presets, a library to save your settings and stats to follow your progress. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no account.

4.9 out of 5 on the Chrome Web Store (120 ratings) · Read all KeyPitch reviews

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The KeyPitch extension in Chrome's side panel, top of the Controls tab: Semitones at −2, Speed at ×0.90, Pitch at 440 Hz, Reverb at 20% and the player The KeyPitch extension in Chrome's side panel, bottom of the Controls tab: 3 A/B loops in Infinite mode and the 10-band equalizer on the Vocals preset
The whole extension, from top to bottom: key, speed, pitch, reverb and the player, then the 3 A/B loops and the 10-band equalizer.

Why look for an alternative to Transpose?

Transpose is one of the best-known extensions for changing the key and the speed of a song in your browser. Its free version covers pitch, speed and loops on every song. But its Studio tools, such as the equalizer, the Vocal Reducer, Stem Mix and clips, are only free on 3 songs at a time, and you can swap one of them every 30 days. Saving a song's settings also requires a Google account and one of those 3 songs.

Beyond that, Transpose Studio costs $4.99 a month, $34.99 a year or $149.99 one-time (prices on transpose.video, November 14, 2026).

If you practice more than three songs, that limit comes quickly. KeyPitch takes the opposite approach: every feature, on every song, for free.

KeyPitch vs Transpose: what's free?

Feature 100% freeKeyPitch Transpose
Price100% freeFree version, then $4.99/month, $34.99/year or $149.99 one-time for unlimited Studio
Change the key (±12 semitones)FreeFree
Speed without changing the pitchFree, ×0.25 to ×4Free, 25% to 400%
Fine pitch in HzFree, 415.3 to 466.2 HzFree
ReverbFree, 0 to 100%Not offered
A/B loopsFree, up to 3 per songFree; clips and sequences in Studio
Equalizer with presetsFree, 10 bands and 6 presetsStudio tool: 3 songs free, then paid
Save your settingsFree and unlimited, in folders, no accountGoogle account and Studio songs only
Practice statsFree: streaks, time, songsNot offered
Side panel next to the videoFree (Studio mode)Yes (Side)
Chrome Web Store rating 4.9 · 120 ratings 4.2 · 1,126 ratings

Transpose: information from transpose.video and its Chrome Web Store page on November 14, 2026, prices in US dollars. Average ratings and number of ratings from the Chrome Web Store, as of .

Everything KeyPitch does, for free

All of this is free as soon as KeyPitch is installed, on every song, with no limit.

Key, speed, pitch and reverb in real time

Move the Semitones slider from −12 to +12 to put any song in your key, slow it down or speed it up from ×0.25 to ×4 without changing the pitch, fine-tune the pitch from 415.3 to 466.2 Hz to match your instrument, and add up to 100% reverb. Everything changes while the music plays.

The free KeyPitch controls: Semitones at −2, Speed at ×0.90, Pitch at 440.0 Hz and Reverb at 20%
The four basics, free on every song: key, speed, pitch and reverb.

3 A/B loops to practice the hardest passages

Set up to 3 A/B loops on the same song, for the verse, the chorus and the bridge, and switch from one to another in one click. Infinite repeats the passage until you have it; Single plays it once and waits. Keyboard shortcuts: A, B, L, and 1, 2, 3 to pick a loop.

Three A/B loops in KeyPitch, 0:42.5–1:05.0, 1:30.2–1:58.7 and 2:40.0–3:12.4, in Infinite mode
Three loops on one song: pick the passage, then Infinite or Single.

A 10-band equalizer with 6 presets

Shape the sound from 32 Hz to 16 kHz, band by band, or pick a preset in one click: Bass, Vocals, Treble, Warm, Bright and Loudness. Vocals brings the voice forward to learn a melody; Bass brings out the bass line to transcribe it. In Transpose, the equalizer is a Studio tool.

The free 10-band equalizer of KeyPitch with the Vocals preset on, next to the Bass, Treble, Warm, Bright and Loudness presets
The 10-band equalizer, here on the Vocals preset.
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Save your settings as presets in the library

When a song sounds right, click Save current: its key, speed, pitch, reverb, 8D audio, equalizer and A/B loops are saved together, like a preset. Sort your songs into folders, one per student, band or set, and reopen any of them in one click, exactly as you left it. No account needed: your library stays in your browser.

The KeyPitch library: songs saved with their key, speed, reverb, equalizer and A/B loops, sorted into folders
Each song comes back with its settings: key, speed, reverb, equalizer and loops.

Track your progress with your practice stats

The My space tab follows your practice: current streak, best streak, practice time over the last 7 days and in total, songs practiced and active days, with a calendar of the days you practiced. Watching your streak grow is the best motivation to practice every day.

My space in KeyPitch: a 12-day current streak, a 21-day best streak, practice time, songs practiced and a practice calendar
My space: your streaks, your practice time and your calendar.

Studio mode: everything next to the video

Click Studio mode and KeyPitch opens in Chrome's side panel, right next to the video, while YouTube switches to theater mode. The video on the left, every control on the right, and nothing covering the picture.

On YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music and more

KeyPitch works the same way on YouTube, YouTube Music, Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Amazon Music, SoundCloud and Audiomack, and your library keeps your songs from every site side by side.

100% free: no subscription, no in-app purchases

With Transpose, using the Studio tools on more than 3 songs means paying. With KeyPitch, everything is free, on every song, for as long as you want: no trial period, no song limit, no credit card and no account.

How can it be free? KeyPitch also offers an online Audio Studio with paid options, such as downloading your transposed songs. The extension is how we welcome musicians, and its developer has promised it will always stay 100% free.

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What users say

4.9★★★★★120 ratings
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Several users compare KeyPitch with Transpose in their Chrome Web Store reviews. Here is what they say, in their own words.

Matthew★★★★★

sooo much better than transpose yo thanks for making this

pun pun bun pun★★★★★

LOVE LOVEEEE THIS EXTENSION AND IT'S FREE TOO🥺🥺🥺

synk★★★★★

Absolutely fantastic app much better than the now paid Transpose. I would love to see a couple of features added, such as: - HQ Audio - Vocal Reduction - EQ Mixing Above all else, though, and if you take anything away from my review, please make it so that we can assign a tab to the extension. That way, if I'm looking at lyrics on a different tab, I can quickly change the transposition/pitch without having to go back to YouTube.

Omari Tidemere★★★★★

Comparably better than the previous plugin I used for a purpose like this, you don't need to refresh every time you make a little adjustment, it all works fluidly in real time, same of course applies to effects and such! low memory footprint, and honestly I adore just how well thought out and designed the UI/UX are here, alongside the fluidity of the controls, it all feels natural and while I'm sure this can be expanded on further, as it stands, this has a 4.9 out of 5 for a reason- this is a solid extension.

Santiago Altamirano★★★★★

easy to use, practical and free

Translated by KeyPitch · original language: Español
jean lamour★★★★★

Superb app, very effective. I sing, and it's indispensable for adapting songs to my vocal range, for working on my high notes, for example, and for seeing my progress. Really well done and thank you!

Translated by KeyPitch · original language: Français

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How to switch from Transpose to KeyPitch

  1. Add KeyPitch to Chrome from the Chrome Web Store. It's free and takes 30 seconds.
  2. Pin KeyPitch to your toolbar: click the puzzle icon, then the pin next to KeyPitch.
  3. Turn off Transpose in chrome://extensions while you use KeyPitch, so that only one extension processes the sound.
  4. Open a song on YouTube or Spotify, click KeyPitch and move the Semitones slider. For the full workspace, click Studio mode.

Still hesitating? Our comparison puts KeyPitch, Transpose and Pitch-Changer side by side, tested on price, sound quality, interface and reviews.

Ready to practice in your key? Add KeyPitch to Chrome: every feature is free, on every song.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best free alternative to the Transpose extension?

KeyPitch. Like Transpose, it changes the key, speed and pitch of a song in real time in your browser. It also gives you reverb, 3 A/B loops, a 10-band equalizer with 6 presets, an unlimited library of presets and practice stats. Everything is 100% free on every song, with no subscription and no in-app purchases.

Is KeyPitch really 100% free?

Yes. Every feature of the KeyPitch extension is free, on every song and with no time limit: key, speed, pitch, reverb, 8D audio, 3 A/B loops, the 10-band equalizer, the library and My space. There is no subscription, no in-app purchase and no account to create.

Is Transpose free?

Partly. Transpose's pitch, speed and loops are free on every song, but its Studio tools, such as the equalizer, the Vocal Reducer, Stem Mix and clips, are free on only 3 songs at a time. Unlimited Studio costs $4.99 a month, $34.99 a year or $149.99 one-time (transpose.video, November 2026).

What does KeyPitch offer for free that Transpose doesn't?

Reverb, a 10-band equalizer with 6 presets on every song, an unlimited library that saves your settings and loops without an account, and practice stats with your streaks. In the free version of Transpose, the equalizer is limited to 3 Studio songs, and there is no reverb and no practice stats.

How many A/B loops can I set in KeyPitch?

Up to 3 per song. Set points A and B for each passage, choose the loop to play with 1, 2 or 3, then Infinite to repeat it or Single to play it once. Your loops are saved with the song in the library.

Does KeyPitch have an equalizer with presets?

Yes. KeyPitch has a 10-band equalizer, from 32 Hz to 16 kHz, with 6 presets: Bass, Vocals, Treble, Warm, Bright and Loudness. It is free on every song.

Can I save my settings as presets?

Yes. In the Library tab, Save current keeps the song's key, speed, pitch, reverb, 8D audio, equalizer and A/B loops. Sort your songs into folders and reopen each one in one click with the same settings. The library is unlimited and stays in your browser, with no account.

Can I track my practice progress?

Yes. The My space tab shows your current streak, your best streak, your practice time over the last 7 days and in total, the songs you practiced and your active days, with a practice calendar. Your stats stay in your browser.

Can KeyPitch change the key without changing the speed?

Yes. The key and the speed are independent: lower a song by 2 semitones while it plays at its original speed, or slow it down without changing its key.

Which websites does KeyPitch work on?

YouTube, YouTube Music, Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Amazon Music, SoundCloud and Audiomack. Every control works the same way on each site, and KeyPitch stays free everywhere.

Do I need an account to use KeyPitch?

No. Install the extension and use it right away. Your library and your stats are stored in your browser, on your computer.

Can I use KeyPitch and Transpose at the same time?

Not on the same tab: two extensions processing the same sound get in each other's way. Turn Transpose off in chrome://extensions while you use KeyPitch, and back on whenever you like.

Which browsers does KeyPitch work in?

Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and other Chromium-based browsers on a computer. You install it from the Chrome Web Store.

Can KeyPitch remove vocals or download the transposed song?

Not the extension itself. Its Download and Vocal Remover buttons open the KeyPitch Audio Studio on keypitch.app, where separating the vocals and listening are free, and downloading the final file as MP3, WAV or MP4 is a paid option.

Is KeyPitch affiliated with Transpose?

No. KeyPitch is an independent extension. Transpose is published by Transpose Studio B.V.; its name is used on this page only to compare the two extensions.