AI Audio Restoration Online: Remove Hiss, Clicks & Noise
Clean an isolated vocal, voiceover, or podcast with modern voice mode, or restore a complete vinyl, tape, gramophone, or archival recording with vintage mode. Each uses a specialist path, and the tool asks which source you have before processing. Hear both free comparisons below; restoring your own audio costs a quarter per track, with mastering included.
Hear the Difference
A 1911 gramophone recording — generations of hiss and crackle, gone. Toggle between original and restored. Same music, zero noise.
What you just heard is the whole process — upload, say yes to the free master, download all three versions.
Your track can sound like this.
Denoised and mastered — all for a quarter.
Restore my audio · 0.5 credit ($0.50)Mastering is included free · stems available for 0.75Already recorded somewhere good? Run it anyway. Even a treated booth leaves things behind — the room's own floor, headphone bleed, a breath that rode louder than you noticed, the hum you've stopped hearing because you made the record. Before a release that matters, pass the vocal through once and A/B the result. If there was nothing to remove, you've spent a quarter for certainty. If there was, you'll hear it immediately.
How AI restoration works
Choose the source type
Use modern voice for an isolated vocal, voiceover, or podcast. Use vintage for a complete old recording or transfer.
The specialist path removes noise
Voice mode targets steady room noise around a voice; vintage mode targets hiss, hum, crackle, clicks, and surface noise.
Mastered on top — free
Say yes and we master the cleaned track for you, set to the loudness Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music or a club system actually plays back at. Hear original, restored and mastered side by side, and download whichever you want.
What Disappears
That constant background wash from ancient recording gear
Every scratch and skip from worn vinyl grooves
The persistent snap-crackle from degraded shellac and tape
Low-end mechanical vibration from old turntables
The steady room noise a phone or bedroom vocal take picks up (voice mode)
The low wash even a decent room leaves under a voice (voice mode)
Questions Worth Asking
Can I upload a full song or mix to the voice mode?
No — the modern-voice mode expects voice only: a vocal take, a voiceover, a podcast track. It treats everything that is not a voice as noise, so on a full mix it would strip the music. If all you have is the mix, run it through the Stem Separator first, save the vocal stem, and bring that back here. Vintage recordings (vinyl, tape, old transfers) use a different model and can be full music.
My vocal was recorded professionally — is this still useful?
Often, yes. Even a treated booth leaves things behind — the room’s own floor, headphone bleed, a breath that rode louder than you noticed, a hum you’ve stopped hearing. Before a release that matters, pass the vocal through once and A/B the result. If there was nothing to remove, you’ve spent a quarter for certainty. If there was, you’ll hear it immediately.
Restore your own audio
Upload a noisy or vintage recording — a vinyl rip, cassette transfer, or phone capture. We lift the hiss, hum, crackle and clicks, and drop the cleaned track into your Library. Want the parts too? Choose stems and we'll split the restored audio as well. Then we take it a step further, free: once the noise is gone we master that cleaned version — set to the loudness the streaming platforms actually play back at, so it lands ready to release rather than ready to fix.
Drop an audio file here, or click to choose
MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG · up to 250 MB