Record or open the note
Record a new note above, or open one you saved: WhatsApp notes (.opus or .ogg) and iPhone voice memos (.m4a) both work.
Recorded a voice note on a noisy street, or a memo that is too quiet? This voice note enhancer removes the background noise and makes your voice clear and loud enough, then gives you a small MP3 to send. It all runs in your browser.
Record now, or drop an audio file here
MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, Opus, FLAC or WebM · no length limit
Opens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Record a new note above, or open one you saved: WhatsApp notes (.opus or .ogg) and iPhone voice memos (.m4a) both work.
It removes the noise and evens out your level. Switch Original / Enhanced to compare.
Use the Call or Podcast target for a clear, light file, then send it in any app.
You need the audio file on the device you use Wow My Voice on.
In WhatsApp, share or export the voice note to your files. On iPhone, share a memo from Voice Memos and save it to Files.
Drop the file above or open it in the studio. It stays on your device.
Clean Voice is a good start. For a loud street, raise Noise Suppression; if your voice sounds thin, lower it.
The export target sets the loudness for you, so a quiet note comes up to a normal level without clipping.
Export as MP3 and attach it in WhatsApp, Telegram, email or anywhere else.
Cars, wind rumble and crowds are turned down so your words come through.
The steady background hum of a room drops away.
Loudness on export brings a soft voice up to a normal level.
Recorded with a phone? Clean it so you can actually hear it later.
Yes. Save the voice note as a file (WhatsApp notes are Opus or OGG files), open it here, clean it and export an MP3 you can send.
Yes. Voice Memos saves M4A files, which you can open here. Use Safari or Chrome on the iPhone, or open the file on a computer.
Yes. Export with the Podcast or Call target and it measures the note and raises it to a standard level, with a limiter so it does not distort.
Yes. It is free, with no limit, no watermark and no account.
No. They are processed in your browser and never leave your device.