Remove Silence from Audio
Automatically cut silent gaps out of an audio file.
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How it works
- 1
Choose an audio file
Up to 100 MB.
- 2
Set the threshold and minimum gap
Defaults (-40 dB, 300ms) work well for spoken-word audio.
- 3
Silent stretches are cut
The remaining loud segments are spliced back together and re-encoded as WAV.
FAQ
- How does this decide what counts as silence?
- It measures the RMS loudness in short 20ms windows and marks a window as silent when it stays below the threshold you set, in decibels — a lower (more negative) number is stricter about what counts as silent.
- Why isn’t a short pause between words removed?
- Only silent runs at least as long as the minimum-gap setting get cut, so brief natural pauses between words or sentences are left intact rather than making the audio sound clipped.
- Does this tool upload my audio anywhere?
- No — detection and trimming both happen locally in your browser.