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Remove Chewing Noise from Audio for Free

EraseNoise is a background noise remover that lowers chewing and munching close to the mic while keeping the voice of the person talking. In our real sample, naturalness went from 2.39 to 4.62 out of 5. Play it below, then preview 30 seconds of your own recording free.

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  • Free 30-second preview
  • Files deleted after 24 hours
  • Works on your phone

How do I check chewing before I pay?

Play the munching and chips recordings and switch to the cleaned take mid-bite. Then upload your own file and find a sentence spoken while chewing.

In the munching recording, overall quality went from 2.62 to 3.39, background from 2.73 to 4.23, and naturalness from 2.39 to 4.62. Crunching chips, a louder eating sound, is next to it. Scores are DNSMOS and NISQA predictions on a 1–5 scale for real munching and related eating recordings from the Microsoft DNS Challenge test set, processed with no hand edits.

Munching

Clear gain
Version to play
Overall
2.62 → 3.39
Background
2.73 → 4.23
Naturalness
2.39 → 4.62

Eating chips

Clear gain
Version to play
Overall
2.24 → 3.12
Background
2.21 → 4.07
Naturalness
1.86 → 3.94

Which chewing sounds can be removed?

Chewing is wet and close to the mic. It drops between words, and much of it drops under them too.

Munching while talking

A snack during a stream or a call. The chewing drops and the voice stays natural.

Hear the recording

Crunchy food

Chips and crackers are louder and sharper than chewing.

Remove crunching noise

Gum and mouth clicks

Small clicks and smacks close to the mic. We have not tested them on their own; check a few in the preview.

Sipping and swallowing

Not tested. Gulps and slurps from a drink between sentences are close to chewing, so check one in the preview.

Why remove chewing noise with EraseNoise?

Chewing sits right next to the voice in time and pitch. A gate cannot separate them; a speech model can.

No cutting by hand

You do not trim every bite. Upload the recording once.

The voice stays natural

In our sample naturalness rose from 2.39 to 4.62.

The picture stays

A mukbang or a stream VOD comes back as MP4 with the same frames.

What should I listen for once the chewing is gone?

Listen to the sentences spoken with food in the mouth.

Words spoken while chewing

The chewing drops, but a mumbled word stays mumbled. The cleanup does not change how the word was said.

Breaths and mouth noise

Heavy breathing close to the mic is a related sound.

EraseNoise vs other ways to remove chewing noise

Chewing sits right next to the voice, so gates and cuts struggle.

OptionWorks best whenFalls short when
EraseNoiseSomeone chews between and under sentences for a whole streamA word is mumbled through a full mouth
A noise gateThe chewing happens only in silenceThe chewing overlaps the words
Cutting in an editorA few bites fall in pausesThe snack lasts the whole episode
Muting the mic while eatingYou stream or record live and can press a keyThe recording is already done

Which recordings with chewing can I upload?

Upload the stream, episode, or call as recorded, up to 2 GB.

MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, Opus, or FLAC

A podcast where a guest ate on mic downloads as WAV.

MP4, MOV, M4V, or WebM

A stream VOD or a food video downloads as MP4 with the same picture.

How to remove chewing noise from audio

  1. 1

    Upload the recording

    Choose the audio or video file where someone chews close to the mic.

  2. 2

    Compare 30 seconds

    Play a line spoken while chewing, raw and cleaned, without signing up.

  3. 3

    Download the WAV or MP4

    Process the whole recording only if the chewing is quieter and the voice still sounds natural.

When do people remove chewing noise from audio?

Streams and gaming videos

A snack on stream is loud on a close mic. Clean the saved VOD before you upload it.

Podcasts and interviews

A guest ate during the recording. Lower the chewing under the answers.

Recorded lunch meetings

Someone ate with the mic on. Clean the saved call before you share it.

Is chewing the real problem?

Use this page for chewing and munching close to the mic.

JobUse
Chewing, munching, or gumUse this chewing page
Crunching chips or crackersRemove crunching noise from audio
Breathing close to the micRemove breathing from audio
Cutlery and platesRemove utensil noise from audio
Breathing, crunching, and other mouth sounds with real audioBrowse all examples

How long is the recording with chewing kept?

Recordings with eating noise are deleted, together with their cleaned versions, 24 hours after you upload them, and none is used as a sample. Keep your copy before then.

How much it costs

Monthly and yearly prices stay visible together. You pay after the preview sounds right and you keep the full file. Pro includes 20 hours a month, not unlimited cleaning.

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  • Free 30-second previews
  • Unlimited silence removal
  • Files deleted after 24 hours
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$9.99/month

$9.99/month, or $95.88 per year ($7.99 per month)

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Free$0Free 30-second previews, Unlimited silence removal, Files deleted after 24 hours
Pro monthly$9.99/month20 hours of processing per month, Audio and video, Noise and echo removal
Pro yearly$95.88 per year ($7.99 per month)20 hours of processing per month, Audio and video, Noise and echo removal
1 Hour Pack$2.9960 minutes of processing, Audio and video, Minutes never expire
5 Hour Pack$9.99300 minutes of processing, Audio and video, Minutes never expire

Frequently asked questions

How do I remove chewing noise from audio?

Upload the recording with the chewing at the top of the page and play the free 30-second preview against the original. Download the full file only if the chewing is lower and the voice still sounds natural.

How well does EraseNoise remove chewing?

On a real recording of someone munching while talking, from the Microsoft DNS Challenge test set, EraseNoise raised DNSMOS overall quality from 2.62 to 3.39 out of 5 and the background score from 2.73 to 4.23. NISQA naturalness went from 2.39 to 4.62, the voice clearer after the chewing dropped.

Will EraseNoise fix words spoken with a full mouth?

No. The chewing drops, but the word stays as it was said. If a key line is mumbled, re-record it.

Will EraseNoise remove mouth clicks?

We have not tested mouth clicks on their own. Short smacks between words are close to the chewing that dropped in our sample; clicks on top of words may stay, so check the preview.

How long does EraseNoise take to clean a recording with chewing?

Processing time depends on how long the recording with chewing is: as a guide, a 5-minute video takes 10 to 60 seconds. The free 30-second preview of the recording with chewing uses no paid minutes, so you can judge it first.

How large can a stream VOD be, and how many free previews are there?

Files up to 2 GB. You get the 30-second preview free 3 times per 24 hours without an account and 20 times with one. Cleaning the full VOD costs whole minutes, rounded up, minimum 1.

Resources for every noisy recording

Whether you need to clean a podcast, a meeting, or a video you already shot, these guides show the next step.

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Remove chewing noise from the next recording

Upload one file. Keep the result only if the chewing is lower and the voice is unchanged.

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