Silence remover

Cut the dead air. Keep the talking.

Drop a clip or voice note. Pauses longer than your slider are marked for removal, along with ums if you want those gone too. Audio is sent for word timings. The picture never leaves this tab.

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What this silence remover does

Most silence removers only look at volume. This one transcribes the file, so a quiet word is not treated as a gap, and a long pause after a sentence is. You set how long a pause can be. Anything longer is cut, including the breath right before it.

That is the same control as the homepage tool. This page is for people who arrived to strip dead air, not to hunt for filler-word settings. Leave filler detection on if you also want um and you know gone in the same pass.

Video and audio, same pass

An MP4 talking-head clip and an MP3 voice memo both work. For video, the picture stays in the browser while a small audio track is transcribed. For audio-only files, Save writes an M4A.

You are not running two apps: fillers and silence are marked together. Preview plays the original file and jumps over cuts. You only wait on encode if you click Save.

How to set the slider

Start around a half second. Play the preview. If answers sound clipped, raise the threshold so short breaths stay. If you still hear three-second stalls between sentences, lower it.

Click a silence chip in the transcript to keep a specific pause — a joke beat, a name you want to land, a moment you meant to leave empty. The slider is a default, not a lock.

  • Volume gates can eat quiet speech and miss a loud um
  • Word timings keep transcribed speech unless you cut it
  • Comfortable limit is about 100 MB or 10 minutes
  • Split a long episode before you drop it here

When Audacity or TimeBolt is still better

Use Audacity’s Truncate Silence on hour-long mixdowns, plugin chains, and sample-accurate edits. Use TimeBolt or Gling when you need XML into Premiere. This tab will run out of memory on that work.

Use this page for a 6-minute lesson, a voiceover, or a YouTube take you already framed. Dead air and ums, reviewed as words, downloaded as a file.

A practical silence-cutting pass

Drop the file, press Process, then listen once with the default slider. If answers sound clipped, raise the threshold. If you still hear three-second stalls, lower it. Click a silence chip to keep a joke beat or a name you want to land.

MP4, MOV, WebM, and MP3 work. Video stays in the tab. Save writes MP4 or M4A on your computer. Comfortable ceiling is about 100 MB or 10 minutes. Split a longer episode first. Chromium-based browsers handle encode most reliably. There is no account.

FAQ

Common questions

Is this a free online silence remover?

Yes. There is no account, paid plan, or API key. You drop a file, set the silence slider, preview, and optionally download. Chromium-based browsers work best. Comfortable limit is about 100 MB or 10 minutes.

How do I remove silence from audio without Audacity?

Drop an MP3 on this page and hit Process. After transcription, raise or lower the silence threshold until short pauses stay and long gaps disappear. Preview immediately. Save encodes an M4A on your computer. You do not need Audacity’s “Truncate Silence” effect.

Will it cut quiet speech?

It uses word timings from speech-to-text, not a raw noise gate. Soft words that were transcribed stay unless you cut them yourself. Gaps with no words are what the slider targets.

Can I keep some pauses?

Yes. Increase the silence threshold so shorter gaps remain. You can also click a silence chip in the transcript to keep a specific pause.

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