Eziclip
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EziclipAuphonic

The free Auphonic alternative — edit your podcast by text, in your browser

Auphonic masters loudness. Eziclip cuts the episode by transcript.

Choose Eziclip if

  • You want to cut by text, not only master loudness

  • You don't want a jingle on your free export

  • You want transcripts without paying

  • You need loudness mastering to broadcast targets

  • You want leveling and noise reduction on autopilot

Auphonic is excellent at the polish pass: leveling, loudness and noise reduction.

It masters the audio you give it, in its cloud, against a free allowance of 2 hours a month, with an Auphonic jingle on free productions.

The other half of editing a podcast is the cutting: pulling the flubbed takes, the rambling tangent, the ums and the dead-air gaps.

That's what Eziclip's podcast editor does: you read the transcript, delete the words you don't want, and the audio cuts to match, free, in your browser.

Eziclip vs Auphonic free tiers — full comparison

FeatureEziclipAuphonic
Cut by transcript
Eziclip
Yes — delete words, the audio cuts to match
Auphonic
No — it masters audio, it doesn't cut by text
Free allowance
Eziclip
No cap from Eziclip — your device is the limit
Auphonic
2 hours of processing a month
Free-plan extras
Eziclip
No jingle, no watermark
Auphonic
Free productions include an Auphonic jingle
Speech recognition and transcripts
Eziclip
Transcribed in your browser, free
Auphonic
Paid-only on Auphonic
Where your audio is processed
Eziclip
In your browser — nothing is uploaded
Auphonic
Auphonic's servers
Loudness and noise mastering
Eziclip
No — export the clean WAV and master it elsewhere
Auphonic
Yes — its core strength, automatic and broadcast-grade

Try the quick tools right here, right now

Podcast editor

Cut the episode by reading the words.

AI audio enhancer

Denoise a voice take without a DAW.

AI transcription

Speech becomes an editable transcript.

Quick tools are no-signup slices of Free Studio

One job each — cut, caption, compress, convert — from the same open-canvas board. Free to export, no watermark, no limit. Or open Studio and do it all on one board with your agent.

Open Studio

And if you want the rest of the board — color, tracking, beat cuts, the boring useful stuff — it's in Studio too, same free exports.

  • Multi-track editor
  • Titles & text
  • Transitions & keyframes
  • AI Auto color
  • Camera tracking
  • Depth of field
  • Retouch
  • Improve quality
  • Film looks & fog
  • Speed & slow-mo
  • Snap to the beat
  • Cut to the beat
  • Translate captions
  • Stabilize
  • Clean audio
  • Resize for social

Questions

That's a different job from Auphonic, and it's what Eziclip's podcast editor does. Auphonic masters audio, leveling and loudness; Eziclip transcribes your recording in your browser, lets you delete words, flubbed lines or whole tangents, and cuts that audio out, plus a one-tap strip of filler words and silences.

No, that's where Auphonic is better: it levels, compresses and normalizes loudness to broadcast targets and reduces noise. The natural workflow is to cut your episode tight in Eziclip, export the clean WAV, then master it in Auphonic.

Yes. Eziclip runs in your browser with no account and no monthly processing cap of its own. Auphonic's free plan gives 2 hours of processing a month in its cloud, and free productions include an Auphonic jingle.

Yes, the edit is non-destructive. Deleting a word or a line only marks that slice to be cut; you can restore anything you removed, or undo the cut entirely, before you export. Eziclip then renders a clean, lossless WAV with the channels preserved.

Studio editing and every export stay free, clean, and unmetered. An agent task is one editing job — from the first change your agent makes until it stops for 30 minutes (or hits 8 hours). Free gets 10 tasks per rolling 30 days; Plus is unlimited agents, unlimited boards, AI board notes, and commercial use.

Auphonic automatically levels, compresses and normalizes loudness to broadcast targets and reduces noise. Eziclip is the cutting half of editing; the natural workflow is to cut tight in Eziclip, export the clean WAV, then master it in Auphonic.

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