Files processed in this browserSupported formats
RNNoise neural denoising

Audio Noise Reducer

Use the RNNoise neural network to suppress fan, HVAC, room, and keyboard noise in voice recordings, entirely in your browser.

No file uploadRNNoise WASMLossless 48 kHz WAV

AI speech enhancement

RNNoise separates speech from background noise

Adjustable strength

Light, balanced, or strong suppression

Private by design

Your file never leaves this device

Step 1

Add audio to clean up

Ideal for interviews, podcasts, lessons, meetings, and voice memos.

Audio denoising guide

Which audio formats are supported?

Add common MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, Opus, AIFF, and WMA audio files. Decoding depends on the codec inside the file and browser support. Results are exported as lossless 48 kHz WAV to avoid another lossy encode.

MP3

A familiar format for voice notes, podcasts, and everyday sharing.

WAV / AIFF

Uncompressed PCM for editing, interviews, and recordings where detail matters.

M4A / AAC

Common for phone recordings, Apple devices, and meeting captures.

FLAC / OGG / Opus

Useful for lossless archives, web audio, and efficient speech workflows.

How to remove background noise from audio online

There is nothing to install and no file upload. The RNNoise model runs in a dedicated browser Worker so the interface stays responsive while longer recordings are processed.

  1. 01

    Add a recording

    Drop in a file or browse your computer or phone. Listen to the original first and make sure the recording is mainly speech.

  2. 02

    Choose a reduction strength

    Balanced works for most speech. Start with Light when music, natural ambience, or more room tone should remain.

  3. 03

    Denoise and compare

    Review the before-and-after waveform and listen to both versions. Lower the strength and generate again if speech sounds unnatural.

  4. 04

    Download lossless WAV

    Download the result for editing, transcription, or conversion. Keep the original file so you can always return to it.

Common use cases

This tool is designed for steady noise in voice recordings. It is not a universal repair tool for every audio problem.

Podcasts and narration

Reduce microphone hiss, computer fans, or HVAC sound to make spoken recordings clearer.

Interviews and meetings

Improve indoor device noise and light keyboard sounds so conversations are easier to review and transcribe.

Online courses and tutorials

Clean steady noise from screen-recording narration, lessons, voiceovers, or voice notes.

Remote work and voice messages

Tidy headset microphone background noise before you share, archive, or submit a recording.

Your audio never leaves your device

The browser decodes your file locally. RNNoise inference and WAV export run in a dedicated Web Worker. Nothing is uploaded to MediaKit servers or copied to the cloud. Removing a file, closing the tab, or cancelling a job releases local object URLs and the Worker.

FAQ

Audio noise reduction FAQ

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. The selected file is read, processed, and exported in the browser on this device. It is never sent to MediaKit servers.

Why is Balanced recommended?

RNNoise is designed mainly for speech. Balanced usually lowers steady fans, HVAC, and hiss while keeping speech natural. Start with Light when noise is modest or music is present.

Can it remove echo, multiple speakers, or clipping?

Results are limited for those issues. Steady background noise is the best fit; heavy room echo, overlapping speakers, severe clipping, or distance-related distortion cannot be fully restored.

Why is the output WAV?

WAV does not introduce another lossy encode, making it a good choice for editing or archiving. Use the audio converter afterward for MP3, M4A, or Opus sharing copies.

Can I use a long recording or a phone?

Yes, but the browser must decode the audio and keep processing memory available. Keep the page open, close memory-heavy tabs, and use a recent browser for longer recordings.

Why can I still use the page while it processes?

RNNoise inference and WAV writing run in a dedicated Worker instead of React’s rendering thread. That is also why this page does not need to download FFmpeg.

Keep working with audio

Related tools and tutorial

Normalize audio volume

Balance a narration, podcast, or meeting recording after denoising.

Open

Remove silence

Cut long pauses to make narration, meetings, and tutorials more concise.

Open

Audio equalizer

Fine-tune low end, clarity, and the overall voice character.

Open

Convert audio format

Turn lossless WAV into MP3, M4A, or Opus for sharing.

Open
How to remove background noise from audioLearn about noise types, a sensible processing order, and how to keep speech natural after denoising.Read guide

Continue your audio workflow

Audio Volume Normalizer

Normalize MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, and Opus audio online with music, podcast, and broadcast loudness targets, peak protection, local browser processing, and MP3, M4A, FLAC, or WAV export.

Open tool

Remove Silence from Audio

Detect and remove silent sections from MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, and Opus audio with an adjustable waveform preview. Processing stays in your browser.

Open tool

Audio Equalizer

Equalize MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, and more with Bass Boost, Treble Boost, and Voice Enhance presets. A/B preview and export privately in your browser without uploading.

Open tool

Audio Converter

Convert MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC, Opus, and OGG files online in your browser. Choose quality presets, process multiple files, and download results without uploading audio.

Open tool