Cleanaudio

Cleanaudio is a browser-based AI noise remover for speech-heavy audio and video. It strips wind, hum, traffic, chatter and room echo in one pass, offers a 30 second free preview without signup, and handles files up to 2GB or 60 minutes in common audio and video formats.

Cleanaudio is a browser-based noise reduction tool that removes unwanted background sound from audio and video files without any manual editing work. A recording is uploaded directly in the browser, the AI engine analyzes the waveform and isolates the human voice, and a cleaned file comes back ready to download. The service targets the everyday sources of bad audio: wind on outdoor shoots, air conditioning and fan hum, traffic and sirens, electronic hiss and static, dog barking, and the hollow reverb of empty rooms. In practice the workflow is short. Files up to 2GB or 60 minutes are accepted in common video containers (MP4, MOV, FLV, MKV, WMV) and audio formats (MP3, WAV, AIFF, FLAC, M4A). Processing happens in the browser, so no desktop install is required, and mobile users can run the same flow on iOS and Android browsers. Before paying, a 30 second cleaned preview lets you judge whether the result holds up on your specific recording. The tool is built around spoken word, which makes it a reasonable fit for podcasters rescuing a noisy session, YouTubers fixing a voiceover before publishing, marketers cleaning promotional narration, educators recording lessons in imperfect rooms, and casual users tidying voice memos or call recordings. Audio engineers may use it as a quick first pass before detailed mixing. Compared with Audacity or Premiere Pro, the pitch is speed over control: there is no noise profile to capture and no spectral editing to learn, but also far less fine-grained correction. Settings are minimal and the output is whatever the model decides. Files sit in a sandbox and are deleted automatically within 24 hours, and the company states that uploads are not used for AI training. Pay As You Go credit packs suit one-off projects, while the PRO subscription covers regular uploads under a stated fair-use limit of about 30 hours per billing cycle.