Denoise is an audio cleanup app for Android and iOS that reduces wind, traffic, hiss, hum and crowd noise in voice memos, interviews and videos.
Best AI Audio Restoration Software in 2026
Denoise leads this chart of 22 (7.8/10, free plan). MusiCraft AI Audio Enhancer is next (7.7/10, free plan), and Neural Analog is the next highest-placed with a free plan (7.7/10). AI audio restoration tools reduce unwanted noise and other recording problems; compare their repair features, file limits and supported platforms. If you plan to work from an Android phone or tablet, check for an Android app before choosing. Also compare free access, trial terms and whether you need batch processing, plugin support or an API.
Android and web app makes music from text or images and separates songs into stems.
Web, Mac, Windows and Linux tools restore MP3s, separate stems, clean noise and master audio.
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Decrackle Audio AI
Decrackle Audio AI offers audio denoising, transcription, and audio management through web tools and an API.
Free planWebAPISelf-hosted7.3From $180 a year - 5
Selekt Audio Restoration
Selekt Audio Restoration is a browser-based tool for cleaning isolated vocals, voiceovers and podcasts, as well as complete vintage recordings and transfers.
Free planWeb7.3From $50 a year - 6
PD Cleaner
Free Windows app cleans clicks, crackle, hiss and hum, with settings for historic recording types.
Free planOpen sourceWindows7.0Free plan - 7

LANDR ReHance
Web service and Mac or Windows DAW plug-in cleans unwanted artifacts from audio.
WebmacOSWindows6.5From $11.99 a month - 8
Wave Arts Master Restoration Suite 6
Wave Arts Master Restoration Suite 6 is a collection of five plug-ins for cleaning tape, vinyl, digital, and acoustic recordings.
macOSWindows6.5$99 one-time - 9

SpectraLayers Pro
SpectraLayers Pro is a spectral audio editor that represents sounds as visual objects for editing, repair, restoration, and sound design.
macOSWindows6.4$359.99 one-time - 10
Zynaptiq UNVEIL
Zynaptiq UNVEIL is a real-time audio plug-in for changing reverb and other less prominent components in a mix.
macOSWindows6.2$269 one-time - 11

Diamond Cut Audio Restoration Tools 11.09
Diamond Cut Audio Restoration Tools 11.09 is Windows software for cleaning recordings such as old records, tapes, conversations, speeches, and concerts.
Windows6.1$59 one-time - 12

iZotope RX
iZotope RX is a paid audio-restoration suite for macOS and Windows, available as a DAW plug-in and in standalone editor offerings.
macOSWindows6.1From $99 a month - 13
6.0$149 one-time - 14
NoNOISE 3
Mac and Windows tool reduces broadband noise using a captured noise sample and saved estimate.
macOSWindows6.0€13,520 one-time - 15
CEDAR Cambridge
Mac and Windows system provides modular, automated speech enhancement and audio restoration.
macOSWindows5.9 - 16
Cathar
Free toolkit for Mac and Linux cleans audio with tools for noise, hum, wind, clicks and more.
LinuxmacOS5.8 - 17

Cine Sound
Cine Sound is a web platform for analysing production audio stems and automatically rebuilding, enhancing, and rebalancing dialogue, sound effects,…
Web5.7 - 18
Perfect Declipper
Windows plug-in repairs clipped audio by estimating missing information and restoring some dynamics.
Windows5.7€100 one-time - 19

CrumplePop
macOSWindows5.4From $175 a year - 20
PureRestore
Mac and Windows app locally repairs damaged frequency bands, noise, reverb, clipping and distortion.
macOSWindows5.2 - 21
Acon Digital Restoration Suite
macOSWindows4.8 - 22
Acon Digital DeVerberate
macOSWindows4.6
Choosing well
Which platforms does it need to run on?
Check the listed platform before choosing. Android apps are available for tools such as Neural Analog and Denoise; web, Windows, macOS and Linux availability varies by tool.
If you want to work on a computer, confirm that the specific tool supports your operating system. Do not assume that a web tool has a phone app.
Can I try it for free?
Look for a free plan or trial, and check what the listed paid price covers. For example, Neural Analog has a free plan and paid plans from €8.25 per month with annual billing, while LANDR ReHance is listed as paid from $8.25 per month with a three-day trial.
A free plan and a free trial are different options. Check the terms before relying on continued access.
What file limits should I check?
Compare the maximum file duration and file size with the recordings you need to repair. Those limits can affect whether a tool fits a long recording or a large audio file.
Does it support batch processing, plugins or an API?
Check the features against your workflow. Batch processing can matter when you need to handle multiple files, while plugin support or API access may fit a software-based workflow.
Feature availability differs between tools, so confirm the specific option you need before choosing.
Does it offer spectral repair?
Compare whether spectral repair is listed if that capability matters for your recordings. Also review the other repair features in the chart rather than assuming tools cover the same problems.
Questions people ask
Can I restore audio on an Android phone?
Android apps are listed for tools including Neural Analog and Denoise. Check the individual tool listing to confirm its platform support.
Is there free AI audio restoration software?
Free plans are listed for tools such as PD Cleaner and Cathar. Check whether a free plan covers the files and features you need.
What should I compare before choosing audio restoration software?
Compare platform support, free access or trial terms, paid pricing, maximum file duration and size, batch processing, spectral repair, plugin support and API access.
Can I use audio restoration software on Windows or Mac?
Windows and macOS support varies by tool. CEDAR Cambridge is listed for both; check the specific listing for other tools.
Do audio restoration tools support batch processing or plugins?
Support varies. Check the chart's batch processing and plugin support fields for the tool you are considering.

