Audio Enhancer uses AI to remove noise, echo and uneven volume from audio and video files. Plans from $9.99/month with a free trial. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
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Audio Enhancer is a web-based AI tool that improves the sound of recorded audio and video files. It removes background noise, reduces echo, balances volume and sharpens voice clarity, with the goal of making amateur recordings sound closer to studio quality.
The product is built by the same team behind Podsqueeze. The homepage states that 2K+ users trust it, and it offers both a browser-based tool and an Android app for recording and enhancing audio on a phone.
The process has three steps. Users create an account, upload an audio or video file, and download the enhanced version. During upload, they can choose to remove silences, remove filler words, or simply improve overall audio quality.
According to the company, processing takes a few minutes. The tool changes only the sound, so video files keep their original picture. For improving video resolution or sharpness, the site points to a separate Video Quality Enhancer.
The core feature set covers noise removal, echo reduction, volume normalization, equalization, distortion suppression and voice enhancement. Together these address common problems such as room echo, uneven levels between speakers, clipping and background hum.
Beyond cleanup, the tool can remove silences and filler words, which reduces manual editing time. It supports audio-only files and video files with audio, and the site describes output suited to podcast platforms, video platforms and music streaming services.
Audio Enhancer is an online AI tool that improves recorded sound. It removes background noise, reduces echo, normalizes volume, adjusts equalization and improves voice clarity. It works with audio files and video files that contain audio.
Starter costs $9.99 per month for 15 conversions, Pro costs $19.99 per month for 50, and Studio costs $49.99 per month for 200. Annual billing brings these to $89, $169 and $419 per year, a 26 percent saving.
Yes. Signing up includes a free trial with free conversions, and no credit card is required to get started. After the trial, users can subscribe to the plan that matches how many files they enhance each month.
Each conversion covers up to 15 minutes of audio or video. A file up to 15 minutes uses one conversion, 15 to 30 minutes uses two, and every additional 15 minutes or part of that adds one more. A 45-minute file uses three conversions.
No. It improves only the audio of audio files and of video files with audio. The company points to a separate Video Quality Enhancer tool for upscaling or sharpening the video image.
It suits podcasters, video creators, musicians and teams that process several recordings each month. The Studio plan is designed for agencies and teams with high production volume.
Yes. The site offers an Android app for recording on a phone and enhancing the audio. Access to the mobile app is included in all three paid plans.
The site states it is built by the same team behind Podsqueeze. Podsqueeze offers an audio enhancer priced per file, while this standalone product uses subscriptions to lower the cost per conversion.