Curated sound library
Nine hand-picked alerts — from quiet chimes to playful clops. No bad ones.
Swap that flat default ping for a pop, a chime, a harp — or a clop. Install WhatSound, pick a vibe, refresh the tab. That's it.
Built for the one feature WhatsApp Web forgot.
Nine hand-picked alerts — from quiet chimes to playful clops. No bad ones.
Preview, pick, refresh. Your new sound sticks across sessions.
No analytics, no accounts, no message access. Open source, MIT licensed.
Under 1 MB total. The popup loads instantly and idles silently.
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera, Vivaldi — install once, vibe everywhere.
Want the default back? Clear your cache and you're done.
Three steps. Under thirty seconds. No restart.
Add the extension from GitHub or the Chrome Web Store. It only runs on web.whatsapp.com.
Open the popup on WhatsApp Web, preview each sound, and click Pick on the one you like.
Refresh the WhatsApp Web tab. Your next message arrives with your new sound.
Nine alerts to fit any mood — from focused work to "make me smile."
Everything people usually want to know before installing.
WhatsApp Web doesn't let you change the notification sound natively. WhatSound is a free Chrome extension that swaps the cached audio asset so you can pick a different sound.
Yes — WhatSound is free, open source (MIT licensed), and contains no ads or trackers.
No — WhatSound only works on WhatsApp Web (web.whatsapp.com) in a Chromium-based desktop browser. It can't change sounds inside the iOS or Android app.
Clear your browser cache for web.whatsapp.com. The next time the page loads, WhatsApp will fetch the original notification sound.
No. WhatSound only reads and replaces the cached notification audio file. It does not access, send, or store any chats, contacts, or message data.
Any Chromium-based browser on desktop — including Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi — that supports Chrome Web Store extensions.