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· Last updated：2025-12-21
Repair short clicks and pops with threshold detection
Details
Uses FFmpeg adeclick with adjustable window, overlap, and threshold to reduce impulse noise.
Execution
Fill in the form, run the tool, and review the result in one place.
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Tool usage guide
This tool repairs short clicks and pops in audio files using FFmpeg's adeclick filter. It detects impulse noise based on a threshold and applies corrections with adjustable parameters for window size, overlap, and fix strength.
Background
A podcaster recorded an episode but noticed distracting clicks throughout the audio due to a loose microphone connection.
Problem
The clicks make the audio unprofessional and annoying for listeners.
How to use
Upload the podcast audio file, set the fix strength to 'Normal', and adjust the threshold to 2 to target the clicks.
Outcome
The clicks are removed, resulting in clean, professional-sounding audio ready for publishing.
Background
A musician recorded a guitar track but it has pops from handling noise or cable issues.
Problem
The pops interfere with the clarity of the guitar sound.
How to use
Upload the WAV file, choose 'Aggressive' fix strength, and set window size to 55 ms and overlap to 75% for thorough repair.
Outcome
The pops are eliminated, and the guitar track sounds smooth and clear.
The tool supports common audio formats including MP3, AAC, M4A, OGG, Opus, FLAC, and WAV.
Use 'Light' for minor clicks, 'Normal' for typical issues, and 'Aggressive' for severe or multiple clicks.
The threshold determines the sensitivity for detecting clicks; lower values detect quieter clicks, higher values only louder ones.
Yes, window size (in ms) and overlap (percentage) can be fine-tuned for better detection and repair accuracy.
The audio file must be under 200 MB for processing.