Podcasters and teachers without a sound engineer; two free hours a month covers most hobby shows, with a jingle added.
Kenning's take
What it does
An online service that fixes the sound of voice recordings automatically. Upload a podcast or interview and it evens out volume between speakers, removes noise and echo, cuts filler words and silences, and can write show notes.
- noise and reverb reduction
- levels speakers and music
- cuts filler words, coughs and silences
- loudness targets for publishing
- speech-to-text with show notes and chapters
Who it suits. Podcasters, teachers and anyone publishing spoken audio without a sound engineer.
Key facts
- Category
- Music & audio
- Made by
- Auphonic GmbH
- Based in
- Austria (Graz)
- Launched
- 2013
- Works on
- Web, Android
- Free plan
- 2 hours of processed audio a month, with a jingle added
Ratings
FAQ
Is Auphonic free?
Yes, there is a free option (2 hours of processed audio a month, with a jingle added). Free for 2 hours of audio a month; paid credit prices not readable (load by script, euro or dollar), checked 2026-10-11
Does Auphonic work on Android?
Yes. It is available on web browser, Android.
Who makes Auphonic?
Auphonic is made by Auphonic GmbH. Based in Austria (Graz).
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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