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Remove background noise online — clean up hiss, hum, fans and traffic from any recording with one click. Free noise removal.

Select an audio file to clean up

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Accepted: MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, WEBM, MPGA, MP4. Up to 4 MB.

For best results, record with as little background noise as possible — the cleaner the source, the cleaner the result.

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About Noise Reducer

The Noise Reducer cleans background noise out of a recording: hiss, hum, fan noise, air conditioning, and traffic rumble. It uses a frequency-domain denoiser with three strengths — light for a gentle cleanup, medium for most material, and strong for genuinely noisy recordings.

An optional focus band sharpens the result for specific problems: the voice band keeps speech frequencies and cuts everything outside them, the rumble cut removes low-end hum and wind, and the hiss cut tames high-frequency noise. You can play the original on the page, process, and compare.

Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG file and download the cleaned MP3. Processing runs on the server and uses credits from your account; uploads are removed automatically afterwards. The cleaner your source recording, the better the result.

How to use Noise Reducer

  1. Upload the noisy recording — MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG.
  2. Choose a noise reduction strength: light, medium, or strong.
  3. Optionally pick a focus band — voice, low rumble cut, or high hiss cut.
  4. Play the original to set a reference, then click Reduce noise.
  5. Download the cleaned-up MP3 and compare it with the original.

Frequently asked questions

Steady background noise works best: hiss, electrical hum, computer fans, air conditioning, and road rumble. Sudden sounds like door slams, keyboard clicks, or a second conversation are much harder to remove without affecting the main audio.

Start with medium — it suits most recordings. Use light when the noise is faint and you want to preserve every nuance, and strong only for very noisy material, since aggressive denoising can make voices sound slightly processed.

It adds a frequency cut on top of the denoiser: the voice band keeps roughly the speech range and drops the rest, the rumble option cuts low-end hum and wind, and the hiss option cuts high frequencies where tape hiss lives.

No — noise reduction is processed on the server and uses credits from your account. The cost per run is shown on the page, and you are not charged for failed runs.

Light and medium settings are usually transparent on speech. Strong settings on very noisy audio can introduce a slightly hollow, underwater character — record as cleanly as possible and use the lowest strength that solves the problem.


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