Support

OneTake makes your performance videos and voice memos sound professional, right on your iPhone.

Need help or found a problem? Email us. It helps to include your iPhone model, your iOS version and what you were doing.

Getting a take in

A video: tap Choose a video and pick it from your photo library. Videos stored in iCloud download first, and you'll see the progress.
A voice memo: in Voice Memos, open the memo, tap Share and choose OneTake. Audio saved in the Files app opens with Open an audio file.
Recorded on two mics? Open one recording, then tap Add a mic recording on the next screen. OneTake lines the two up automatically.

Shaping the sound

Pick a vibe, then adjust anything you like while it plays. The small dot under each slider marks what OneTake suggests for your take. Original always plays your take exactly as recorded, so you can compare.

OneTake never changes your pitch or timing. The performance stays yours.

Exporting

Tap Export. Videos keep their original picture, untouched, with the new sound, ready for Instagram, TikTok or YouTube. Audio saves as M4A (small) or WAV (lossless). Everything is set to −14 LUFS, the level social apps play at.

Common questions

Does OneTake upload my recordings?
No. Everything happens on your iPhone, even in airplane mode. See the Privacy Policy.

Save to Photos says it isn't allowed.
Go to Settings › OneTake › Photos and choose Add Photos Only, or use Save to Files instead.

My recording sounds distorted.
If a recording clipped (it was too loud for the mic), OneTake tells you on the first screen. Clipping can't be undone by any app, so next time try recording a little further from the mic or at a lower input level.

Which iPhones are supported?
Any iPhone running iOS 17 or later.