Remove wind noise from video or audio

Wind rumble covering the sound of your outdoor video? Try removing it with a short description, then compare the original and processed recording in a free preview.

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Hear the difference

Less wind in a real recording from a ship.

This clip captures a solar eclipse and the surrounding crowd on the same microphone. Compare the original with the result of the prompt "wind noise".

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Upload your windy clip

Choose the audio or video file and select a section containing both wind and the sound you want to hear.

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Describe the wind

Use "wind noise" to target the unwanted sound. The ship demo uses this exact description.

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Listen through a gust

Switch between the original and the preview. Check the voices and atmosphere, then process the full file if the result works for your recording.

Reduce microphone wind noise in an outdoor video

Wind can cover the voices and atmosphere you wanted to record. This workflow targets the wind sound in your existing recording, so you can hear whether the useful sounds become easier to follow.

Works well on

  • Wind reduction demonstrated in the ship recording above
  • A preview of the windy section before processing your full recording
  • Video files from an outdoor shoot, or standalone audio
  • A simple description: "wind noise"

Know before you start

  • Strong gusts can overload a microphone and distort the whole recording. Removing wind cannot recreate sounds the microphone never captured.
  • Listen to voices and other low sounds as well as the wind; they may change during separation.
  • Wind varies throughout a recording. Check a section containing the strongest gusts.

Prompts that work well:

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I remove wind noise from a video and keep the voices?

Try the preview on a section where the wind and voices overlap. The ship example lets you hear an actual result with crowd sounds, but the balance will depend on your microphone and recording.

Can wind removal fix a microphone that was overloaded?

Separation can reduce wind in the recorded signal. It cannot recover missing speech or restore detail that was lost when the microphone distorted.

Should I type wind noise or background noise?

Start with "wind noise", the description used in the demo. A specific sound tells the tool which part of the recording you want to remove.

Can I use a video from my phone?

Yes. Upload an MP4 or MOV file directly. You can also use MP3, WAV, or M4A audio. Files can be up to 10 minutes and 1 GB. Video uploads can be downloaded as MP4 with the processed sound.

Is the preview free?

You can hear a free 30-second preview without signing up, up to 20 previews every 24 hours. Full-file processing uses paid minutes, starting at $4.99 for 10 minutes.

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