AI Voice Isolator

Free voice isolator for interviews, video, and voiceover

Upload or record speech with traffic, engine, or other steady background noise behind it. Listen2it's voice isolator reduces the competing background sound and returns a cleaner voice track for review.

  • No account for your first use
  • Compare the original and cleaned track
  • Commercial rights included
Voice Isolator Live tool
Drop a file anywhere here
Isolate a voice from steady background noise
MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG · file size and length limits apply
or
Anonymous use: a set number of files each day, with file size and length limits per file. The voice isolator reduces background sound around speech — it isn't a vocal remover.

Hear the difference

How do you remove background noise without another take?

A voice isolator reduces sound that competes with spoken content — for interviews, location dialogue, meetings, course narration, and voiceover retakes. It isn't a vocal remover: splitting a finished song into vocals and instrumental needs a music stem-separation tool.

This page cleans speech. It reduces background noise around a voice — it does not separate vocals from a finished song.
What does the voice isolator change?
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How it works

How do you clean a voice recording?

1

Upload or record

Choose an MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG file, or record in the browser.

2

Isolate the speaker

Run one pass. There are no filters or thresholds to configure.

3

Compare and download

Play the original against the result. Download the cleaned track as MP3, or carry it into a larger audio project.

Old way vs. Listen2it

Why keep the take instead of rebuilding the edit?

Book the speaker again, then rebuild the edit around a different performance.
Process the existing recording and keep the spoken content already captured.
Stack filters, adjust thresholds, and check for new artefacts after every change.
Run one isolation pass and compare it with the original.
Export the cleaned file, open another editor, and rebuild the surrounding audio.
Move the clean track onto a multi-track timeline and continue the project.
The manual route spends the speaker's availability and the editor's attention. A delayed retake keeps every surrounding cut open.

Who it's for

Who is the voice isolator built for?

Two people recording an interview

Video teams

Keep the take that fits the cut.

  • Upload location dialogue or a camera-mic recording.
  • Compare both tracks at the same timestamp.
  • Carry the chosen result into the existing edit.
Video production team on set

Marketing teams

Repair client speech before review stalls.

  • Clean interviews, testimonials, and product narration.
  • Keep the approved performance when the room is noisy.
  • Add music and supporting audio after cleanup.
Instructor recording a lesson at a desk

Training teams

Recover a lesson without booking another session.

  • Reduce steady background noise in course narration.
  • Review problem passages before processing the full recording.
  • Continue with narration and captions in the audio project.
Creator recording with headphones and a microphone

For creators

Recover usable speech from any setup, then reuse it.

  • Reduce steady background noise from home and on-location recordings.
  • Compare the cleaned voice against your original take.
  • Drop the clean track into a podcast, video, or short.

What it reduces

What noise can a voice isolator reduce?

Busy city traffic on a multi-lane road
Steady sound

Steady background sound

Air conditioning, fans, traffic hum, engine noise, and microphone hiss.

Empty hall with rows of chairs where sound echoes
Room

Room sound

Echo and reverb from hard rooms where the microphone caught more space than intended.

Busy cafe full of people talking
People & places

People and places

Nearby conversations, crowds, footsteps, and a television in another room.

Reporter holding a handheld microphone outdoors
Interference

Recording interference

Wind, clothing rustle, microphone handling, and phone-line artefacts.

If noise covers the speaker completely, processing cannot recover words that were never captured clearly.

Finish the project

How do you finish the project from the clean track?

Move the clean track onto the timeline, add narration from 900+ voices, and place music and sound effects underneath. Export as MP3, a voice-and-music mix, or SRT captions.

900+ voicesMusic & sound effectsMulti-track timelineExport MP3Voice + music mixSRT captions
Listen2it StudioExport0:000:050:100:150:200:250:300:350:40SVoiceSophie ParkMMusicbedMSFXeffectsMAmb.roomM

Cost & limits

What does re-recording noisy speech cost?

One bad take can trigger a new recording slot, a new edit, and another round of review. If the team repairs it by hand, cleanup competes directly with the edit itself.

Anonymous use

No account needed

  • A set number of files each day
  • File size and length limits per file
  • MP3 output with no audio watermark
  • Commercial rights included

Free account

Save your work & keep going

  • Raises your daily file allowance
  • Raises the per-file length limit
  • Saves your work between sessions
  • Opens the multi-track editor

Provisional: exact file counts, size and length limits are still being confirmed with product and are shown here as general allowances.

FAQ

Questions before you start

Will the tool rescue every recording?

No. When noise covers the speaker completely, the missing words cannot be recovered, so compare the result before using it.

Is this a vocal remover for songs?

No. This tool reduces background sound around speech. Use a stem-separation tool when the job is splitting vocals from finished music.

Do I have to re-upload the file after signup?

No. The handoff is designed to preserve the clean track when you create an account, so you can keep going without re-uploading.

Keep the take and remove the distraction

Upload the recording, compare the result, and decide whether the clean track is ready.

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