Listen in 432Hz on Android
How to run the 432Hz browser extension on your phone, plus the easier ways to get there.
The 432Hz browser extension, the Ultimate 432Hz Converter, was built for desktop Chrome. Mobile Chrome doesn't support extensions, but a few Chromium-based Android browsers do, which means you can retune Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music and any web player to 432Hz right on your phone. Here is the workaround, plus the easier no-setup options.
What you'll need
- smartphone An Android phone
- extension A Chromium browser that supports Chrome extensions
- music_note The free Ultimate 432Hz Converter extension
Method 1: a browser that installs Chrome extensions
Kiwi Browser, the long-time favorite for this, was discontinued in early 2025 and removed from the Play Store. If you already have Kiwi installed it still works. New users should pick an actively maintained alternative that supports Chrome extensions, such as Quetta or Lemur Browser.
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Install an extension-capable browser. Open Google Play and get Quetta or Lemur Browser, or open Kiwi if you still have it.
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Open the browser and go to the Chrome Web Store at chromewebstore.google.com.
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Search for "Ultimate 432Hz Converter", or open the listing directly using the link below.
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Tap Add to Chrome, then confirm with OK or Add extension.
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In the same browser, open the music you want to retune, such as the Spotify Web Player, YouTube, Apple Music, Tidal or SoundCloud, and start a track.
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Open the browser's extensions menu, launch the 432Hz Converter and choose 432Hz, 528Hz or any Solfeggio tone. The audio retunes live.
Method 2: Microsoft Edge Canary
When Kiwi shut down, its extension engine was ported into Microsoft Edge Canary. It works, but installing is less direct because you add extensions by their ID.
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Install Microsoft Edge Canary from Google Play.
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Open Edge Canary, tap the three-dot menu and open Settings, then look for the Extensions or Developer options.
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Find the "Install extension by ID" field and paste the extension ID shown below.
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Confirm the install when prompted.
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Open your music site, play a track, then open the extension and pick your frequency.
ebjidplbhbakkfpkofpmfhhdgpdajffhTips and troubleshooting
- check_circle Use the website, not the app. The extension only affects audio playing inside the browser tab, so open the Spotify Web Player at open.spotify.com rather than the Spotify app.
- check_circle Keep the tab playing in the foreground. Some sites pause audio in background tabs.
- check_circle No difference? Make sure the extension is enabled for the site and that you picked a frequency other than 440Hz. The shift is subtle, about a third of a semitone, so headphones help.
- check_circle Real-time processing uses a little more battery than normal playback.
Frequencies you can choose
Frequently asked questions
Can I play Spotify or YouTube in 432Hz on Android?
Yes. Use the Ultimate 432Hz Converter extension inside a Chromium Android browser that supports extensions, and open the web player for the service. For your own music library and radio, the 432 Player Android app does it with no setup.
Is Kiwi Browser still available?
No. Kiwi Browser was discontinued in early 2025 and removed from the Google Play Store. Existing installs still run, but new users should use Quetta, Lemur Browser or Microsoft Edge Canary.
Is the extension free?
Yes, it is free to try. Optional upgrades add extras like ad-free listening and an advanced equalizer.
Does it download or change my music?
No. It pitch-shifts the audio live as it plays in the tab. Nothing is downloaded, re-encoded or saved.
Is there an easier way to get 432Hz on my phone?
Yes. The 432 Player Android app retunes your library and 30,000+ radio stations instantly, and the web player streams in 432Hz with nothing to install.
Get 432Hz everywhere
The app is the simplest way to hear your music in 432Hz on Android, with no browser tricks required.