A custom volume panel
Media, ring, notification, alarm, call and system volume in one panel — vertical or horizontal, on any edge of the screen. Expand it to see every slider at once.
Volume panel for Android
Hyper Volume replaces Android’s stock volume panel with one you design yourself — then puts a 10-band equalizer, audio boost, a voice recorder and per-app volume profiles right next to it.
Live demo. Drag a slider, long-press one to lock it, or press the buttons on the side of the phone.
What’s inside
One press of a volume button opens a panel that is fast, beautiful and packed with the audio tools you actually use.
Media, ring, notification, alarm, call and system volume in one panel — vertical or horizontal, on any edge of the screen. Expand it to see every slider at once.
Start from a preset, build your own in Theme Studio, let the Theme Wizard design one for you, or grab community designs from the Styles Hub.
A 10-band graphic equalizer with 11 presets, bass boost, 3D surround and an audio boost of up to +12 dB — with a limiter to keep it clean.
Start recording from the panel, a Quick Settings tile or a home screen shortcut. It keeps going in the background; share or export when you’re done.
Save volume levels as one-tap profiles, switch automatically when an app opens, and long-press a slider to lock a volume so nothing else can change it.
Flashlight, screenshot, lock screen and your own app shortcuts on the panel — plus home screen widgets, Quick Settings tiles and a floating bubble.
Styles
Tap a preset to try it on the panel. These are the app’s own designs, down to the corner radius.
Want more control? Theme Studio tunes every part of the panel with a live preview:
Share any design as a style code, import one from a friend, or submit yours to the Styles Hub. Three presets are free; unlock any other with one short ad — it stays unlocked.
Audio toolbox
Equalizer and boost work on everything your phone plays — music, video, games — and switch on right from the panel.
Profiles & automation
A profile sets several volumes and the ringer mode at once. Start from one of these templates, or save your current levels.
Privacy by design
Android only lets an accessibility service replace the volume panel. Here is exactly what Hyper Volume does with it — and what it doesn’t.
The details are in our Privacy Policy.
Get started
One switch in Android settings is all it takes. Everything else is optional.
Make sure the Hyper Volume service is on — the Home screen shows “Active”. Some phones (Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Samsung…) stop background apps: allow autostart and set battery usage to “Unrestricted”. If the service shows as enabled but not running, turn it off and on again. More fixes.
Android only lets accessibility services receive the volume buttons and draw over other apps without extra permissions. Hyper Volume uses it for that, and to know which app is open for per-app profiles. It cannot read your screen.
Android 13 and newer restrict this setting for some apps. Open App info for Hyper Volume, tap the ⋮ menu, choose “Allow restricted settings”, then try again.
Android requires “Do Not Disturb access” for these changes. Allow it from the setup card on Home or in Settings ▸ Permissions.
Yes. The app is supported by ads inside its own screens — never on the volume panel. Some styles and community designs are unlocked by watching a short ad.
Free for Android 7.0 and newer. Available in 18 languages.