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A full audio editor in your browser — no install required.
Open a tab, upload your file, edit on a timeline, run cleanup, and export. Your editing workspace travels with you across devices.
Drop your audio here
MP3, WAV, M4A and most browser-supported audio/video files.
Complete audio editing features
Everything you need to edit, clean, and export professional audio in one place.
Text-based editing
Cut, rearrange, and refine your audio by editing the transcript directly.
Audio enhancement
Improve clarity, reduce noise, and bring your voice forward with one-click enhancement.
Silence removal
Automatically detect and remove dead air so your episode stays tight and engaging.
Filler word removal
Clean up ums, uhs, and verbal fillers without manually hunting through the waveform.
Multi-track support
Layer music, intros, voiceovers, and additional audio sources on a shared timeline.
Timeline editing
Trim with precision using waveforms, transport controls, and visual cut markers.
Browser-based editing for modern creators
Edit from a laptop, desktop, or Chromebook — the in-browser workflow stays consistent without local installs or version mismatches.
Editing from a work or school machine?
Use a browser tab instead of installing desktop audio software on a locked-down computer.
- ✓No admin rights or local install needed
- ✓Upload and edit in one session
- ✓Export when finished
- ✓Sign in to continue on another device
Switching between Mac and Windows?
Keep the same in-browser editor instead of relearning different desktop apps.
- ✓Consistent UI across operating systems
- ✓Transcript and timeline tools everywhere
- ✓Cloud-backed project access
- ✓No cross-platform license headaches
Traveling without your main setup?
Open the browser editor on any machine with a decent connection and your login.
- ✓Full timeline editing in the tab
- ✓Smart cleanup for voice recordings
- ✓Multi-track support when needed
- ✓Export from wherever you are
Avoiding heavy desktop installs?
Replace a local DAW for spoken-audio edits with a browser workspace that loads in seconds.
- ✓Instant access from a URL
- ✓No updates to manage locally
- ✓Works on Chromebook and lightweight laptops
- ✓Same feature set every time
Why creators choose it
Desktop-quality editing inside the browser
Edit with text and waveforms
Transcript cuts and timeline trimming — both available in the browser tab.
Clean up in one pass
Remove silences, filler words, and noisy sections without leaving the page.
Export from the browser
Download your finished audio from the same in-browser workspace.
How it works
Use an audio editor in your browser in four steps
1. Open the editor in a browser tab
Visit the site in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge on a modern computer. No download step is required.
2. Upload your recording
Drop an audio or video file into the workspace. Transcription starts automatically when speech is detected.
3. Edit and clean in the tab
Cut by transcript or timeline, remove silences and filler words, enhance voice, and layer extra tracks — all in the browser.
4. Export your audio
Download the finished file when your edit is done. For a workflow tuned to low friction, try our easy audio editor with the same in-browser toolset.
Audio editing tips and guides
Practical articles on transcript editing, cleanup workflows, and creator audio production.
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Read article→How to Remove Every Um and Uh Automatically
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Common questions about our audio editor in the browser
Can I really edit audio in a browser?
Yes. Upload files, edit on a timeline, use transcript-based cuts, run cleanup, and export — all without installing desktop software.
Which browsers are supported?
Modern versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge on desktop and laptop computers work well for the in-browser editor.
Do I need to download anything?
No. The audio editor runs entirely in your browser tab.
Does it work on Chromebook?
Yes. Browser-based editing is a strong fit for Chromebooks and other lightweight machines.
Can I access projects from another device?
Sign in to continue editing from another browser session on a different computer.
Which file formats can I upload?
MP3, WAV, M4A, and most browser-supported audio and video formats are supported for upload.
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