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Transform noisy audio into studio-quality sound in seconds

You said it well. The idea was clear, the delivery was honest, and the conversation went exactly where it needed to. Then you listened back, and a hum, a passing car, and an uneven volume turned a good recording into one you're embarrassed to publish. Re-recording isn't the answer. The moment already happened. Our AI audio fixer cleans up poor audio automatically, so you can fix what you have instead of chasing a take you'll never repeat.

AI audio fixer

See it in action

What you'll actually use

Three screens from the Hilite app you'll spend most of your time in.

Record

Capture clean audio in your browser

Record yourself or remote guests without installing another tool.

Edit

Edit the recording through its transcript

Find the exact words, remove mistakes, and tighten the story without scrubbing a timeline.

Finish

Polish and prepare the episode

Improve clarity, check the finished audio, and move it toward publishing from the same workflow.

The problem

Built for creators, not engineers

  1. Rescue useful recordingsReduce room noise, hum, echo, and inconsistent speech without starting over.
  2. Compare before and afterListen to the original and processed audio before committing to a change.
  3. Keep voices sounding humanApply only the cleanup the recording needs rather than flattening every voice.
  4. Prepare consistent outputBalance clarity and loudness for headphones, speakers, and podcast platforms.

How it works

Three steps to get started

Start with the original recording

Upload the file and keep an untouched source available for comparison.

Apply the cleanup the audio needs

Reduce noise, echo, and uneven speech with a controlled enhancement pass.

Compare, adjust, and export

Listen for natural speech, choose the best result, and prepare a consistent final file.

FAQ

Common questions

If your question is not here, the support team replies within one business day.

A clean recording was never the goal on its own