Fix your
audio.
Drop in a recording. We listen, tell you what's wrong in plain words, and fix it. Free, no sign-up, and your file stays on your computer.
Never uploaded. Everything runs in your browser.
How it works
- 01
Drop a file
WAV, MP3, M4A or MP4. It opens in this tab and stays on your computer.
- 02
We listen
Eight checks, from echo to hum. Each one tells you what's wrong in plain words.
- 03
Fixed
Compare before and after, set how much to fix, then download WAV or MP3.
What we check for
EACH ONE HAS ITS OWN FIXER- FX-01EchoBig rooms and bare walls
- FX-02NoiseFans, traffic, AC, hiss
- FX-03MuffledWeak mic, lav under a shirt
- FX-04DistortedClipping and crackle
- FX-05Too quietLevel to podcast volume
- FX-06One earVoice only on the left or right
- FX-07Hum50/60 Hz electrical buzz
- FX-08WindGusty rumble outdoors
Not sure which one you have? Match what you hear to the fix.
Hear the difference
A NOISY VOICE, FIXED HEREA voice with steady fan noise behind it, and what the noise fix makes of it. Play it, flip between before and after, and turn AMOUNT to hear how much it takes out.
A quieter background can also cost parts of the voice. Our measured noise-removal examples compare pauses, words and consonants from the same reading, including a second speaker the denoiser cannot remove. How we test explains the sample sources, pass marks and limits. Our audio repair sample library brings the before/after downloads for all eight fixes together.
Beyond the repair
Make an edit
Cut, split and move clips on a four-track timeline. Add fades, repair a section, then export WAV or MP3.
Audio editorCheck the finished audio
Measure loudness and true peak, find quiet and loud passages, and download a CSV or JSON report.
LUFS meterKeep the conversation moving
Review long quiet gaps and shorten only the ones you choose. Keep intentional pauses.
Silence trimmer
These tools are free, with no account, and process your recording on your device. Explore the free audio tools. For a complete recording workflow, prepare a podcast from recording to export.
Before the next take, learn to record a clearer voice, hear the difference between noise, echo and hum, or use the free printable podcast checklist.