AI sound remover and sound isolator for audio and video

Yes. Audo separates the first 20 seconds of any audio or video file free, 3 times a day, with no sign-up and no watermark, giving you both the cleaned mix and the isolated sound. Full-length files cost $0.25 a minute ($15.00 an hour), charged only if separation succeeds, with pay-as-you-go packs from $5 that never expire and no monthly subscription—see pricing.

Meta SAM Audio was trained on concise English noun and action phrases (noun + verb-ing), so describe the sound event itself rather than giving an editing command: write dog barking, car honking, piano playing, acoustic guitar, footsteps, applause, thunder, singing voice, woman speaking, or child voice—never remove the dog barking or a dog can be heard in the background (Mode already chooses Remove sound vs. Isolate sound). Keep prompts in English even if the speech in your file is in another language. When two sounds overlap closely in frequency or share the exact same voice type—such as two men speaking at the same time, a singer inside a choir, or rhythm guitar over bass—a faint trace can remain (use Speaker diarization to label speakers, or Bleep censor to mute specific words).

Yes. Upload an MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, or AVI file up to 10 GB on Audo and leave Save as on Same as the original. With Mode set to Remove sound, your primary download is the original video with its picture copied frame for frame and only the target sound removed, plus the isolated sound as a second audio file. If you want to silence the entire soundtrack instead, use Mute video.

Use Sound remover when you want to remove or isolate one specific sound while leaving the rest of the scene intact, such as taking dog barks out of an outdoor video while keeping voices and ambient sound. When you only want clean spoken dialogue and everything behind the speaker can go, Voice isolator and Remove music from video are faster and cost less ($0.05 to $0.08 a minute). For splitting songs into vocals, drums, bass, and other in 44.1 kHz stereo, use Vocal remover or Stem splitter ($0.08 a minute).

Yes. Audo runs Meta SAM Audio (Segment Anything Model for Audio) in the browser with no Hugging Face checkpoint request, Python setup, or local GPU required. Every run returns two 48 kHz files named after your prompt: your recording without the target sound and the target sound on its own, saved in your original format or as WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, OGG, or Opus.

SoundScrub requires installing a desktop app, limits custom prompts to 3 words, and charges $0.25 per 30 seconds ($0.50 a minute, twice Audo's rate). EraseSound caps files at 10 minutes and 1 GB at about $0.50 a minute ($4.99 for 10 minutes), while Sievin requires an $11.99 to $38.99 monthly subscription and accepts audio files only up to 10 minutes. Adobe Audition's Sound Remover requires a Creative Cloud subscription and manually highlighting a clean noise print on a spectral display. Audo runs in your browser on audio and video up to 10 GB for $0.25 a minute pay-as-you-go from $5, with free 20-second runs 3 times a day and no sign-up.

ChatGPT and Claude cannot natively separate a specific sound from an audio or video file on their own. Once you Add Audo to your assistant via Audo's MCP server (https://audo.ai/mcp), ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can call separate_sound with your file, a sound prompt like dog barking, and keep set to everything_else or sound, then return download links for both tracks, or call the REST API directly from code.