Voice Cleaner helps make spoken recordings clearer before publishing, transcription, editing, or sharing. It is useful when a voice track has fan noise, room tone, low hum, echo, breaths, or harsh sibilance.
What Voice Cleaner improves
Voice Cleaner is built for spoken audio: podcasts, interviews, meetings, lessons, voice notes, and screen recordings. It reduces constant background noise, low hum, room echo, breath sounds, and harsh sibilance while lifting speech presence.
Recommended starting point
Use 70-80% noise reduction, 60-75% voice enhancement, and moderate de-essing for most recordings. Push hum removal when the track has electrical buzz, and use breath reduction carefully so pauses do not sound unnaturally gated.
Preview before exporting
Render the cleaned preview first, compare the before and after waveform, and listen for clipped consonants or watery artifacts. If speech starts to sound thin, reduce noise reduction or de-essing before exporting the final file.
Private browser processing
Audio is decoded, enhanced, previewed, and exported in your browser. Local files do not need to be uploaded to a server, and URL mode only reads direct files that the remote host allows your browser to access.
Basic workflow
- Upload an audio file, paste a direct audio URL, or load the sample recording.
- Adjust the cleanup sliders for noise, voice clarity, echo, hum, sibilance, and breaths.
- Render the cleaned preview and compare the before and after waveform.
- Choose MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, or AAC and export the cleaned audio.