Fan and air conditioning
Steady broadband noise is the easiest case, and the one this model handles best.
Removes fan hum, traffic, wind, keyboard and room noise from speech. It runs in your browser, so the file is never uploaded.
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The first visit downloads about 57 MB once. It is kept on your device afterwards.
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Open checkoutStronger removes more noise but can thin out quiet voices.
Real voice, with real noise mixed in for each demo, cleaned by the same engine at maximum strength. Pick a noise type, press play and switch between Original and Cleaned.
Fan and air conditioning. Real voice, noise mixed in for this demo.
Each demo above is a real recording of that noise. What changes depends on the noise, so here is what to expect.
Steady broadband noise is the easiest case, and the one this model handles best.
Road rumble and passing cars under a voice drop a lot. A horn or siren right beside the speaker can leak through.
Steady wind and low rumble drop sharply. Gusts that overload the microphone distort the voice and cannot be repaired.
Typing behind speech is reduced. A click that lands exactly on a word can leave a trace.
Background voices are turned down. Loud ones close to the microphone can still be heard.
50 or 60 Hz buzz is removed, and the Remove hum switch adds notch filters for stubborn cases.
The audio is decoded with FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, cleaned by DeepFilterNet3 in parallel Web Workers, then written back. Nothing is sent to a server.
| Editor tools (CapCut, Premiere, Audacity) | Upload-based AI tools | This tool | |
|---|---|---|---|
| File leaves your device | Usually no for desktop apps | Yes, it is uploaded to a server | No, it stays in your browser |
| Preview before you commit | Yes, inside the editor | Usually a short preview | Yes, free, no account |
| Choose which part to preview | Yes, scrub the timeline | Often only the start of the file | Yes, move a 30 second window anywhere |
| Strength control | Manual settings that differ by tool | Often a single on/off | Slider from light to maximum |
| Speed and queue | Depends on the app and your computer | Upload time plus a server queue | No upload or queue; depends on your CPU |
| Install needed | Yes | No | No |
A general comparison. Features vary by product and version.
Your file is read, cleaned and saved inside this browser tab. Nothing from it is uploaded, and there is no account. The page downloads its own code, FFmpeg and the noise-removal model, then works without sending your media anywhere. Closing the tab clears everything from memory.
Audio: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, AIFF and Opus. Video: MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, M4V, AVI, WMV and FLV. The limit is 1 GB and 60 minutes. Everything runs in your browser's memory, so very long files need a computer with plenty of free RAM.
No. The file is read, cleaned and saved inside your browser tab. The page downloads its own code and the noise-removal model, and none of your audio or video is sent over the network.
Yes, as long as the noise sits behind speech. Phone, action camera and DSLR clips are handled like any other video: the audio track is cleaned and the video stream is copied unchanged, so the picture is not re-encoded.
It is built for speech. Music, singing and sound effects can be dulled or partly removed, so it is a poor choice for music recordings. If you try it, pick a low strength and compare with the original.
Steady wind and low rumble drop sharply. Gusts that hit the microphone hard distort the voice itself, and that damage cannot be repaired. A windshield or a lavalier microphone still beats any fix afterwards.
It is built to remove noise, not echo. A slightly lively room may sound a little tighter, but a very echoey room will still sound echoey.
The noise remover works on one channel at 48 kHz, so stereo is mixed down to mono first. Audio files come back as mono. Video files get the cleaned mono track copied to both stereo channels.
It depends on your computer. The audio is split into pieces of about 30 seconds and cleaned in parallel on several CPU cores, so a faster, multi-core machine finishes sooner. After the preview, the page shows the speed it measured, and the progress bar shows percent done and time left.
Remove hum detects 50 or 60 Hz mains hum and applies narrow notch filters at that frequency and its harmonics before cleaning. Level voice normalises loudness to -16 LUFS with a -1.5 dBTP true-peak ceiling. Both are off by default.
Payment is handled by Stripe on its own checkout page, so your card details never reach this site. You can pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. It is a one-time price for one file, with no account and no subscription, and you can ask for a full refund within 14 days.
Preview first: any 30 seconds of your file are free, and files up to 2 minutes export free. If you paid and the result is not what you hoped for, ask for a full refund within 14 days on the refund page. You only need the email from your receipt.
DeepFilterNet3, an open-source speech enhancement model (MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses), compiled to WebAssembly and run locally on your device.
The demo clips mix a real human voice with real noise recordings, so the before and after use the same voice. Only public domain and CC0 sources are used.