A free alternative to Logic Pro
A free Logic Pro alternative — a cloud DAW in your browser
Audiotool is a professional DAW that runs in your browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, or Chromebooks. It isn't a Logic Pro clone — it's a cross-platform, modular studio with 37 built-in devices, VST3 support, and live collaboration, and it's free to use.
- 2M+
- creators on Audiotool
- 200K+
- community presets
- 37
- built-in devices
- Any
- OS in a browser
Why look for a Logic Pro alternative?
Logic Pro is a superb DAW — if you own a Mac. It is paid Apple software, which leaves out anyone on Windows, Linux, or a Chromebook, and ties your studio to one ecosystem. If you want a serious workstation that works on whatever machine is in front of you, Audiotool is built for exactly that: a cloud DAW that opens in your browser for free.
We're upfront about it. Audiotool is not a Logic Pro clone. It's a cross-platform studio with its own modular routing and collaboration model, and for cross-platform producers it's a confident alternative to paid desktop software.
What you get vs. what you give up
The honest trade-off: paid desktop software such as Logic Pro wins on offline use, deep audio editing, and a large bundled sound library with native plugins. Audiotool wins on running in your browser across platforms, cloud projects with real-time collaboration, and modular node-based routing — and the VST Bridge desktop helper bridges your local VST3 instruments and effects into the session too.
Audiotool vs. Logic Pro at a glance
| Capability | Audiotool | Logic Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Price to start | Free | Paid licence |
| Platform support | Browser, cross-platform | Apple platforms |
| Real-time collaboration | Built in, live | No |
| Modular cable routing | Yes | Channel-based |
| Third-party VST3 | Yes, via VST Bridge | AU plugins |
Competitor details reflect publicly documented behaviour at the time of writing and describe paid desktop software generally; plans and features may change.
A full studio on any machine
Audiotool isn't a stripped-back web toy. A full instrument and effects collection is built in, and your projects follow you between computers. Explore the device rack or see how it stacks up as an online DAW.
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Runs on any operating system
Audiotool opens in the browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chromebooks — there's no platform lock-in and no machine left out.
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37 award-winning devices
Synths, drum machines, samplers, and effects ship built in, giving you a full instrument and effects collection the moment a project opens.
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Modular node-based routing
Patch instruments, effects, and mixers together with virtual cables for studio-grade signal flow that goes well beyond a fixed channel strip.
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Cloud projects and collaboration
Every project saves to the cloud and opens anywhere. Invite collaborators to work in the same session live, then remix across an open community.
Cross-platform, modular, and collaborative
Because it lives in the browser, Audiotool isn't bound to one operating system. Modular, node-based routing lets you design signal chains like a hardware rack, the VST Bridge desktop helper bridges third-party VST3 plugins, and real-time multiplayer lets several producers edit the same cloud project at once. Browse community tracks, open one, and study how it was put together.
Loved by creators and partners
Audiotool is the most professional cloud-based DAW we've seen — pairing a powerful workflow with a vibrant, collaborative creator community.
Paul Gathercole, CTO, Spitfire Audio
I'm on Windows, so a Mac-only DAW was never an option. Audiotool gives me a serious studio in the browser instead.
Audiotool creator
My projects follow me between machines automatically. I never think about where a session lives anymore.
Audiotool creator
Open a cross-platform studio in your browser
Any OS, any machine, no install. Open Audiotool, load a device, and start a project that follows you everywhere.
Open StudioFrequently asked questions
Is Audiotool a free alternative to Logic Pro?
For many producers, yes — especially if you're not on a Mac. Audiotool is a professional cloud DAW you use for free in your browser, with 37 built-in devices, modular routing, VST3 support, and live collaboration. It is not a copy of Logic Pro, but for cross-platform production it is a strong free alternative.
Can I get a Logic-style DAW on Windows, Linux, or Chromebook?
Yes. Logic Pro is paid software for Apple platforms, so it isn't an option on Windows, Linux, or Chromebooks. Audiotool runs entirely in the browser, which means a serious studio is available on any operating system without installing anything.
What does Logic Pro do that a browser DAW doesn't?
Paid desktop software like Logic Pro offers full offline use, deep destructive audio editing, and a large bundled sound library plus AU plugin support. Audiotool trades some of that for cross-platform browser access, automatic cloud saving, and real-time collaboration — while still bridging your local VST3 plugins using our lightweight desktop helper, the VST Bridge.
Where do my projects live if there's nothing installed?
In the cloud. Every Audiotool project saves automatically and opens on any machine you sign in from, so your sessions follow you between computers without exports or file transfers.
Can I move audio between Audiotool and a desktop DAW?
Yes. Export your tracks as audio to continue in another studio, and bring outside sounds in through samples and VST3 plugins. Plenty of producers use Audiotool to capture ideas cross-platform, then finish wherever suits them.