Cleanvoice
Podcast and video audio cleanup suite that removes filler words, silences, breaths and noise, with studio voice enhancement and AI clips.
Evaluation
What to know
Editorial notes based on the vendor's own documentation and public pricing, plus hands-on testing where a score or review is shown above. They describe fit for a job, not absolute quality.
Best for
- Podcasters cleaning interviews before publish
- YouTubers who talk more than they sing
- Small studios standardizing episode polish
Not ideal for
- Music producers needing mastering suites
- Live streamers who need real-time processing only
- Users expecting unlimited free cleanup
Key features
- Automatic filler-word, silence, breath and noise removal
- Studio Voice enhancement for podcast and video tracks
- AI show notes, chapters and short social clips
- Credit-based Free and paid creator/business plans
- Web upload workflow without a full DAW learning curve
Pros
- Saves real editing time on talk-heavy shows
- Studio Voice is a useful one-click polish step
- Free credits are enough to test on a real episode
Cons
- Credit burns add up on long weekly shows
- Cannot fully rescue terrible source recordings
- Less suitable as a music mastering tool
ToolifyNav verdict
Cleanvoice is the practical podcast janitor in the Music category. Filler removal and Studio Voice are the reasons it earns a listing; generative music toys are not. Budget for credits if you ship long episodes weekly, and keep a real DAW nearby for creative edits Cleanvoice will never attempt. Cleanvoice earns its Music/audio slot as episode hygiene infrastructure. Combine it with human editing taste. Credit forecasts beat wishful unlimited thinking for weekly show runners. For weekly show runners the win is hours returned to creative producing rather than timeline scrubbing, provided credit forecasts stay honest and a real editor still owns pacing decisions that software should never automate alone.
About
About Cleanvoice
Cleanvoice (cleanvoice.ai) focuses on post-production hygiene for spoken audio. Upload a podcast or video track and the AI removes filler words (uh, um), awkward silences, mouth sounds, breaths and background noise, then can apply Studio Voice enhancement for a more broadcast-like timbre. Adjacent features include AI show notes, chapters, clips for social and light editing workflows aimed at podcasters who hate scrubbing timelines by hand.
Pricing is credit-based across Free, Starter, Creator and Business-style plans. Free allotments are small; paid tiers unlock commercial use, higher monthly minutes and faster processing. Exact list prices on the public site have historically hovered in the low tens of dollars for starter creators and higher for teams, but always verify the live pricing table before budgeting. Processing quality depends on source recording fidelity—Cleanvoice cannot invent a good mic after the fact.
Positioning is deliberately narrow: make existing talk tracks publishable faster.
A practical workflow is Cleanvoice first for hygiene, then a DAW for creative pacing and music beds. Trying to make Cleanvoice replace editing taste will disappoint. Teams with weekly multi-hour shows should forecast credits on their longest episode, not their median, or mid-season overages become routine surprises.
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