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Remove Utensil Noise from Audio for Free

EraseNoise is a background noise remover that lowers the clink of cutlery, plates, and cups behind the voice in an audio or video file. In our real sample, overall quality went from 2.01 to 3.28 out of 5. Play the clinks below, then preview 30 seconds of your own meal recording free.

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  • Files deleted after 24 hours
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How do I check clinking before I pay?

Toggle the cutlery and eating recordings between the original and the cleaned take as they play. Then upload your own file and find a sentence where a fork hit a plate.

In the utensils recording, overall quality went from 2.01 to 3.28, background from 1.96 to 4.13, and naturalness from 1.84 to 4.29. Eating and munching close to the mic are next to it. Scores are DNSMOS and NISQA predictions on a 1–5 scale for real cutlery and related eating recordings from the Microsoft DNS Challenge test set, processed with no hand edits.

Utensils

Clear gain
Version to play
Overall
2.01 → 3.28
Background
1.96 → 4.13
Naturalness
1.84 → 4.29

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 utensil sounds can be removed?

Clinks are short and bright. They drop well between words and under a voice that is close to the mic.

Cutlery on plates

A dinner-table conversation or an interview over lunch. The clinks drop and the voices stay.

Hear the recording

A spoon in a mug

Stirring coffee during a podcast or a call. We tested cutlery, not a spoon in a mug; the ting is a similar short clink, so check it in the preview.

Café cups and saucers

Cups in a café are utensil noise too. Chatter at other tables is speech, which is harder.

Read the café audio guide

Chewing between sentences

Eating close to the mic is a different sound, and it drops too.

Remove chewing noise

Why remove utensil noise with EraseNoise?

A clink is too short for a noise profile and too frequent to cut by hand. EraseNoise lowers each one.

No clink-by-clink editing

A meal can have hundreds of clinks. Upload once instead of cutting each.

Bright sounds, clear voice

Clinks sit high, like the s and t of a voice. The model keeps the consonants and lowers the metal.

Video stays in sync

Nothing is cut, so a dinner vlog keeps every frame and the lips stay in sync.

What should I listen for once the clinks are gone?

Listen for crisp consonants and a voice that is not dulled.

A clink on a word

A clink that lands on a word can leave a trace. Check one such sentence in the preview.

Dull s and t sounds

If the voice sounds softer than before, turn the Noise reduction control down.

EraseNoise vs other ways to remove utensil noise

Clinks are short and frequent, which rules out some methods.

OptionWorks best whenFalls short when
EraseNoiseCutlery clinks all through a meal recordingA loud clink lands on a consonant
Audacity Noise ReductionRarely: each clink is too short to profileThe noise changes with every clink
Cutting in an editorA few clinks fall in pausesThere are hundreds of them, or the video must stay in sync
Re-recording the lineA toast or one key line was coveredThe dinner conversation happened once

Which table and café recordings can I upload?

Upload the dinner, lunch, or café recording as it is, up to 2 GB.

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

An interview recorded over lunch downloads as WAV.

MP4, MOV, M4V, or WebM

A dinner or café video downloads as MP4 with the same picture.

How to remove utensil noise from audio

  1. 1

    Upload the recording

    Choose the audio or video file recorded at the table.

  2. 2

    Compare 30 seconds

    Play a line where cutlery hit a plate, original then cleaned, without an account.

  3. 3

    Download the WAV or MP4

    Process the whole meal only if the clinks are lower and the consonants still sound crisp.

When do people remove utensil noise from audio?

Food vlogs and mukbang

Talking to the camera while eating. Lower the plates and keep the voice.

Interviews over lunch

A recorded meeting at a restaurant. Clean the cutlery under the answers.

Family dinners on video

A toast or a story recorded at the table. Keep the voice and lose the clatter.

Is utensil noise the real problem?

Use this page for cutlery, plates, and cups. Voices at other tables are speech, which a noise remover keeps.

JobUse
Cutlery, plates, and cups clinkingUse this utensil page
A whole kitchen: pans, fan, and dishesRemove kitchen noise from audio
Chewing or crunching close to the micRemove chewing noise from audio
Café musicRemove background music
Other people talking at the next tableA weak case: their voices are speech too
Eating and kitchen sounds with real recordingsBrowse the 24 examples

How long is the meal recording kept?

Your meal recording and its cleaned version are deleted from EraseNoise 24 hours after upload and are never used as public examples, so download it that day.

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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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
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5 Hour Pack$9.99300 minutes of processing, Audio and video, Minutes never expire

Frequently asked questions

How do I remove utensil noise from audio?

Upload the recording from the table at the top of the page and play the free 30-second preview next to the original. Download the full file only if the clinks are lower and the voice still sounds natural.

How well does EraseNoise remove cutlery and plates?

On a real recording of cutlery and plates from the Microsoft DNS Challenge test set, EraseNoise raised DNSMOS overall quality from 2.01 to 3.28 out of 5 and the background score from 1.96 to 4.13. NISQA naturalness went from 1.84 to 4.29, so the voice came out clearer, not thinner.

Will EraseNoise remove café chatter too?

Not reliably. Other people talking is speech, and the model keeps speech. Cups and cutlery drop; nearby voices may stay.

Can I clean a food vlog?

Yes. Food vlogs in MP4, MOV, M4V, or WebM are accepted, and the cleaned video is returned as an MP4 with the same footage.

How long does EraseNoise take to clean a meal recording?

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

How large can a food vlog be, and how many free previews do I get?

Up to 2 GB per upload. You can play the 30-second preview 3 times a day signed out, 20 times signed in. The full cleanup is billed by the minute, rounded up, minimum 1 minute.

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Remove utensil noise from the next recording

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

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