AudioGong

What it does

Account

A free Google sign-in is required, and the account shows remaining exports and export history.checked 1 Oct 2001

Data handling

Audio, images and finished videos stay on the user's device and AudioGong says it never uploads them.checked 1 Oct 2001

Editing workflow

AudioGong has no timeline, layers or keyframes; users choose a theme, optionally add an image and text, then export.checked 1 Oct 2001

Export credit

One paid export covers one audio file up to five minutes in any of the three sizes, and the same file can be re-exported free for 30 days.checked 1 Oct 2001

Input formats

It accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC and OGG audio files, with an optional still image.checked 1 Oct 2001

Integrations

The three output sizes are labeled for YouTube, Shorts/Reels/TikTok and Instagram feed.checked 1 Oct 2001

Longer exports

Exports longer than five minutes are listed as coming soon, with waitlist options for 5, 10, 30 and 60 minutes.checked 1 Oct 2001

Output formats

It exports MP4 using H.264 or WebM video in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 formats.checked 1 Oct 2001

Payments

Paid exports are processed through Stripe.checked 1 Oct 2001

Purpose

AudioGong converts audio clips into clean videos directly in the browser.checked 1 Oct 2001

Rendering

Encoding runs on the user's device in the browser, with no server queue; Chrome, Edge and Safari work best.checked 1 Oct 2001

Rights policy

Users must own or have a license for the audio, images and text they process, and are responsible for third-party rights.checked 1 Oct 2001

Support

The site provides a Contact Us form with bug report, feature idea and business contact options.checked 1 Oct 2001

Visual features

Users can add an optional image with a Ken Burns effect, title, subtitle, themes, colors and waveform styling.checked 1 Oct 2001

Watermark

Free exports include a small rotating “Made with AudioGong.com” watermark, while paid exports have none.checked 1 Oct 2001