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iHeartRadio Loudness Checker

Check streamed-radio audio against iHeartRadio's ≈−14 LUFS normalization and −1 dBTP ceiling.

iHeartRadio Normalization — target -14 LUFS (±2 LU), true peak ≤ -1 dBTP

iHeartRadio streams a normalized signal so listeners don't get level jumps between songs and stations. As with all streaming radio, your master's absolute loudness is overridden — mix for translation, not for level.

References: AES TD1008

🔒 Everything runs in your browser via the Web Audio API — your audio is never uploaded.

Check streamed-radio audio against iHeartRadio's ≈−14 LUFS normalization and −1 dBTP ceiling.

About iHeartRadio Loudness Checker

Check streamed-radio audio against iHeartRadio's ≈−14 LUFS normalization and −1 dBTP ceiling. iHeartRadio streams a normalized signal so listeners don't get level jumps between songs and stations. As with all streaming radio, your master's absolute loudness is overridden — mix for translation, not for level.

How to use iHeartRadio Loudness Checker

  1. 1Drag a file onto iHeartRadio Loudness Checker, or click to choose one — it is analysed locally and never uploaded.
  2. 2Wait a moment while the tool processes the file entirely in your browser.
  3. 3Read the result, metrics and pass/fail verdict.
  4. 4Copy or export the report for your delivery, QC log or records.

Why use iHeartRadio Loudness Checker?

  • Analyses your file entirely in your browser — it is never uploaded, so even confidential masters stay private.
  • Built on a published reference: AES TD1008.
  • 100% free with no sign-up, no watermark and no usage limits.
  • Works on any device — desktop, tablet or phone — and keeps working offline once loaded.

Frequently asked questions

What does iHeartRadio Loudness Checker do?+

Check streamed-radio audio against iHeartRadio's ≈−14 LUFS normalization and −1 dBTP ceiling. iHeartRadio streams a normalized signal so listeners don't get level jumps between songs and stations.

Is my file uploaded to a server?+

No. iHeartRadio Loudness Checker processes your file entirely in your browser using local JavaScript and the Web platform — your media never leaves your device, so it is safe for unreleased or confidential content.

What standard or source is iHeartRadio Loudness Checker based on?+

It follows AES TD1008. Always confirm against the current official document, as specifications and rates can change.

Is iHeartRadio Loudness Checker free to use?+

Yes — it is completely free with no account, no sign-up and no usage limits. There is no watermark and no paywall.

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