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Reduce background noise from short recordings — locally in your browser

Clean short voice clips on your device — preview before/after, then export WAV or MP3.

Runs locally in your browserBefore/after proof listenOne-time packs from $6.99

Your audio, upgraded.

FREE TOOL

Drop → Processing → Compare/proof → Export

01 · Drop

Drop an audio file here

Or click to choose — voice clips work best

WAV, MP3, M4A, OGG · MP4, WebM, MOV
Up to 5 minutes · 100 MB per file

Runs locally · 3 files/day · 5 min max. Video input exports audio only.

Free local: audio stays on-device3 free files / day

A cleaner take on everything you record.

◉ Podcasts▣ Online meetings♫ Voice notes▷ Video voiceovers

FROM DISTRACTING TO DISTINCT

Three steps. One clearer voice.

No complicated settings. No software to install.

01

Bring your recording

Choose an audio file or a supported video. Your browser reads the audio track—nothing is sent to us.

02

Let the noise fade

Open-source RNNoise AI reduces background noise on your device. Designed for speech, not music or studio mastering.

03

Listen. Compare. Keep.

Preview both versions, then download your clean voice track as WAV or MP3. No watermark, no account required.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Your voice stays in your hands.

Processing happens here, not on a server. No audio uploads. No account needed for local use. Optional Google sign-in loads Google scripts only when requested.

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GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.

A little less uncertainty.

Everything to know before you hit clean.

How do I reduce background noise on a voice recording?

Choose an audio or video file, click Clean audio, and listen to the before-and-after previews. Download the cleaned audio as WAV or MP3. RNNoise reduces noise locally on your device. Steps to reduce background noise.

Does DenoiseKit upload my audio?

The free local path processes audio in your browser with RNNoise WASM, so the file stays on your device. Any future cloud mode would be labeled separately and require clear consent. Cloud processing is not live in this version.

What kinds of noise can AI reduce?

RNNoise is designed for speech. It can reduce steady background noise such as fans, hiss and hum. Loud overlapping voices, clipping, room echo and music are harder to fix. Results vary; always compare the previews. Static, hiss and hum: what denoising can fix.

Which audio and video formats work?

You can select WAV, MP3, M4A, OGG, MP4, WebM or MOV files. Actual decoding depends on your browser and the codecs inside the file. If a video cannot be decoded, export its audio as WAV or MP3 and try again. Video output is not supported.

Is DenoiseKit free to use?

The free tool allows up to 3 files per local calendar day, each no longer than 5 minutes. No account is needed. Paid plans are coming soon and do not unlock extra usage yet.

Can it remove echo or reverb?

No promise. RNNoise targets speech noise reduction, not room echo or reverb. Read the echo guide for the difference between denoise and dereverb. Echo guide: denoise is not dereverb.

Do I need to sign in?

Not for the local trial. Google sign-in will be required before purchase or any future cloud path. Google sign-in requires configuration. Cloud processing and Gift unlocks are not live. A one-time Gift run of up to 5 minutes after Google sign-in is Coming soon; there is no monthly free pool. Device-local free quota is not a secure paid entitlement.

Can I check out today?

No. Quick is $6.99 / 60 minutes (featured), Plus is $14.99 / 180 minutes, and subscriptions are Later. Creem checkout is Coming soon; payment buttons stay disabled. Primary checkout planned through Creem. Checkout and Gift unlocks are not live.

Will my recording stay stereo?

No. DenoiseKit mixes the recording down to mono and resamples it to 48 kHz for RNNoise. Downloads are 16-bit mono WAV or 128 kbps mono MP3. Keep your original file.

Let your voice do the talking.

Start with 3 free files a day. More room is on the way.

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