Video Voice Cleaner

User guides for removing keyboard, fan, traffic, wind and background voice noise from audio and video

User Guides

Improve noisy audio and video recordings with practical, step-by-step guidance. These guides explain how to reduce common background sounds, protect speech quality and avoid the mistakes that can make processed audio sound artificial.

Choose the problem that matches your recording.

Professional microphone beside a computer keyboard showing keyboard noise being reduced into a clean audio waveform

Remove Keyboard Noise From Audio and Video

Keyboard clicks can overwhelm screen recordings, tutorials, gaming commentary and voiceovers. This guide explains why typing noise is difficult to remove, how microphone placement affects the result and which editing methods work best.

Read the keyboard noise guide

Laptop screen recording showing fan noise before processing and clean audio after processing

Remove Fan Noise From Screen Recordings

Laptop fans, desktop cooling systems and room fans can create a constant background sound beneath speech. Learn how to reduce fan noise while keeping spoken words clear and natural.

Read the fan noise guide

Remove traffic noise from a roadside video recording

Remove Traffic Noise From Video

Road noise can quickly ruin outdoor recordings, interviews and phone videos. This guide covers practical recording techniques and post-production options for reducing engines, tyre noise and passing vehicles.

Read the traffic noise guide

Remove Wind Noise From Video

Wind can overload a microphone and create heavy rumbling that masks speech. Learn how to prevent wind noise during recording and improve footage that has already been captured.

Read the wind noise guide

Presenter recording a video while people talk in the background, showing audio cleanup and noise reduction

Remove People Talking in the Background

Background conversations are harder to remove than steady sounds because they contain speech-like frequencies. This guide explains what can realistically be reduced and how to keep the main speaker understandable.

Read the background voices guide

Better Results Start With Better Recordings

Audio cleanup works best when the main voice is clear, close to the microphone and louder than the surrounding noise. Before recording, move the microphone closer, reduce unnecessary gain and keep it away from vibrating surfaces. Record a short test before starting a longer session, then check the result through headphones.

When a recording has already been made, begin with the least aggressive processing. Stronger settings may remove more noise, but they can also damage consonants and make the voice sound metallic or unnatural. A successful result is not always complete silence. It is a recording in which the listener can focus on the speaker without being distracted by the background sound.

Clean Up Your Recording

Video Voice Cleaner is designed for spoken audio and video where the voice matters most. Add your recording, compare the original with the processed version and check several difficult sections before exporting.