Record, sample, and export audio from any browser tab.
Samplr is a Chrome extension for recording and sampling audio from any browser tab. Trim, loop, reverse, and process clips in a built-in waveform editor, then export clean WAV or MP3 files — entirely offline, with nothing ever uploaded.
What Samplr does
Record audio from any browser tab
FreeCapture what's playing, not what's near your microphone.
Millisecond-precision waveform trimming
FreeCut exactly the part you want, down to the millisecond.
Loop and reverse playback
FreePreview a clip on a loop, or flip it backwards instantly.
Speed, bass boost, and reverb effects
ProShape the sound before you export it, with instant feedback.
Export as WAV or MP3
FreeGet a clean, standard audio file out, ready to use anywhere.
A local recording library, fully offline
FreeEvery recording saved on your machine — nothing ever uploaded.
From tab audio to a finished clip in three steps.
- 01
Click record
Open any tab, click the Samplr icon, and hit record — capture starts immediately, no setup.
- 02
Trim & preview
Drag the waveform handles to the exact millisecond, and preview loop, reverse, and effects live.
- 03
Export
Save WAV or MP3 at the sample rate and channels you need, straight to your downloads.
Simple, one-time pricing
No subscriptions. Pay once for Pro, or keep using the free tier for as long as you like.
Free
$0
- ✓Record audio from any browser tab
- ✓Millisecond-precision trim
- ✓Playback preview
- ✓Loop and reverse playback
- ✓WAV export
- ✓44.1kHz and 48kHz sample rates
- ✓Stereo or mono
- ✓Up to 5 saved recordings
Pro
$5 one-time
- ✓Everything in Free
- ✓Speed, bass boost, and reverb effects
- ✓MP3 export
- ✓96kHz sample rate
- ✓Unlimited saved recordings
23 spots left at $5 — price goes to $9 after that.
Questions? Answers.
Everything worth knowing before you install.
Does Samplr access my microphone?
No. Samplr records the audio output of the browser tab itself using Chrome's tab-capture API — it never requests microphone access.
Is any of my audio uploaded anywhere?
No. Every recording, edit, and export happens entirely on your machine. Samplr has no server and no account requirement, so nothing ever leaves your computer.
What's the difference between Free and Pro?
Free covers recording, millisecond-precision trimming, playback, loop and reverse, WAV export, 44.1/48kHz sample rates, stereo or mono, and up to 5 saved recordings. Pro adds speed/bass/reverb effects, MP3 export, 96kHz sample rate, and an unlimited recording library, for a one-time $5 purchase.
Is Pro a subscription?
No — Pro is a one-time $5 purchase that unlocks the full feature set permanently. There's no recurring billing, ever.
What happens if I hit the 5-recording limit on Free?
Samplr blocks new recordings until you delete one or upgrade — your existing recordings are never deleted automatically.
When will Samplr be available?
Samplr has been submitted to the Chrome Web Store and is currently in review. Check back soon.