
Keyboard noise
Typing and mechanical clicks
AI noise removal for iPhone & iPad
Remove background noise from audio and video without sending your recordings to the cloud. Preview the result instantly, tune the strength, and export only when it sounds right.


Built for the sounds real life adds
One tap. Many kinds of noise.
From steady hum to sudden distractions, DeNoise Genie is made for the sounds that get between you and a clear recording.

Typing and mechanical clicks

Steady hum and airflow

Barks and sudden sounds

Road, engine, and street noise

Hear it before you commit
Play any part of your file with noise removal applied. Adjust the strength or switch models while you listen, then process the full file when it sounds right.


Three ways to clean
Choose by scene, noise type, and the detail you want to preserve.
For long recordings and steady noise such as air conditioners, wind, and electrical hum.
↗The best place to start for conversations, classes, meetings, interviews, and everyday video.
RecommendedPreserves vocal detail, natural tone, and spatial ambience in 44.1 or 48 kHz source audio.
↗A calmer workflow
Import one file or a whole batch. DeNoise Genie keeps every step focused, previewable, and under your control.
Import from Files, Photos, Voice Memos, or another app through the Share menu.
Select a denoise mode, adjust the strength, and preview any section in real time.
Clean the full file only after you are happy, then save or share the result.
Private by design
AI denoising runs on your iPhone or iPad. Your media stays on your device during processing and is never uploaded for noise removal.
Read the privacy policy ↗Inside the app




No. Noise reduction runs locally on your device. Your selected audio and video files are not uploaded for denoising.
Yes. Import supported audio or video files, preview the cleaned result, and export when it sounds right.
Start with Enhanced for most speech and video. Use Fast for long files with steady noise, or High-Fidelity when preserving vocal detail and the original sample rate matters.
Yes. Batch denoise applies one set of settings to multiple files, then lets you review, save, or share the results together.