How to Remove Breaths from a Video?
How to Remove Breaths from a Video? - Background noise removal

How to Remove Breaths from a Video?

To remove breaths from your voice in a video or audio file, use our Background noise removal tool. It automatically removes audible breaths and makes your voice clean and clear.

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How to do it?

Select Voice Cleaner (remove breathings)
This option removes audible breaths between phrases without ruining natural speech.
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You can process MP3, AAC, OGG, WAV, M4A, FLAC, MP4, AVI, MKV, WEBM, MOV.
How to Remove Breaths from a Video?
Listen to the processed file
After you select a file, processing starts automatically. Click the file to listen to the original and the processed version.
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Service benefits

  1. Fast processing
    On average, 1 minute is processed in about 8 seconds.
  2. Supports many formats
    You can process any audio or video file formats.
  3. Automatic breath detection
    The service detects and removes breaths automatically, so you don’t need to search for them manually.

Why is clean audio important?

Clean audio is more pleasant to listen to, and it’s easier to understand. Your audience will absorb information better, especially if you record podcasts or learning materials, where audio quality should be high.

Who is this useful for?

1. Video editors, audio editors, or sound designers

This is your direct job: making audio clean, without extra noise and interference. If you use non-professional microphones or the audio track was recorded with issues, our service can help you fix the situation and do your work faster and with better quality.

2. SMM specialists and marketers

They often need to create content for social media with good audio, which improves watch time and retention. People love high-quality videos, and no one will listen if the sound is bad.

3. Students and pupils

For school assignments, students record video reports or make video presentations. They often use built-in laptop or phone microphones, which are very sensitive and capture unwanted sounds (breaths, swallowing, rustling). It’s unpleasant to listen to, so it’s worth processing the audio to get clean sound.

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