Record without installing anything
Press "Record with your microphone" and allow access when your browser asks. Recite, then press "Stop recording". The recitation appears in the player straight away, ready to listen to, improve and save.
The recording is made with the browser’s own voice processing switched off, so the automatic filters that phones and laptops apply during calls do not alter the recitation.
For practice, memorisation and sharing
Listening back to your own recitation is one of the simplest ways to notice mistakes in pronunciation and tajweed, and to hear progress over time. Record a passage, listen, and record it again.
When you are satisfied, save the recording to send to a teacher, share with family or keep as a record of what you have memorised.
Tips for a clear recording
Choose a quiet room and switch off fans where you can. Hold the phone or microphone about a hand’s length from your mouth and slightly to one side. Recite at your natural volume; there is no need to raise your voice.
If some noise remains, turn on "Reduce background noise" after recording. If the recording sounds flat, choose a space to add the sound of a prayer hall.
Common questions
Where is my recording stored?
Only in your browser’s memory while the page is open. It is not uploaded, and it is gone when you close the page unless you save it.
How long can I record?
There is no fixed limit, but recordings over about half an hour may be too large for the browser to save, especially on a phone. For long passages, record in parts.
Why does the browser ask for microphone permission?
Browsers require your permission before any site can use the microphone. The microphone is used only while you are recording.
Can I save the recording without any reverb?
Yes. Set "Room amount" to zero and save. The file will contain your recitation exactly as recorded.