🔊 AudioSwitch

Switch audio devices
with one click.

A tiny Windows tray app that toggles between two audio outputs – speakers, headphones, monitors or a soundbar.

Windows x64 · Portable · No installer

1 · Pick two devicesChoose your outputs/icons on first run. They're remembered.
2 · Left-click to switchThe tray icon shows which device is active.
3 · Right-click for moreSettings, custom icons, start with Windows.

Where's the icon?

Windows 11 hides new tray icons behind the ^ arrow. Click it to find AudioSwitch, then drag the icon down onto the taskbar to keep it always visible.

Speakers icon with the number 1 in the hidden tray area
Speakers are shown with the number 1.
Headphones icon with the number 2 and a tooltip naming the active device
Headphones are shown with the number 2. Hover the icon to see the active device.

Download

Version · Windows 10/11 x64 · self-contained, no .NET needed

SHA-256:
⚠ Not code-signed. Windows SmartScreen may warn you on first run. Click More info → Run anyway, or verify the file:
Get-FileHash .\AudioSwitch.exe -Algorithm SHA256

Source code

Open source (MIT). Inspect it or build your own copy with the .NET 8 SDK.

dotnet restore
dotnet run
dotnet publish -c Release -r win-x64 --self-contained true