Eziclip
vs
EziclipKrisp

The free Krisp alternative for cleaning audio files — right in your browser

Krisp is for live calls. Eziclip cleans the file you already recorded.

Choose Eziclip if

  • You need to clean a recording you already have

  • You need music or an instrument cleaned, not just voice

  • You don't want to install an app or start a trial

  • You need noise gone live during calls

  • You want transcription and notes on every meeting

Krisp and Sound Enhancer both fight background noise, but at opposite ends of the recording.

Krisp sits between your mic and your call and removes noise in real time, a strong fix for live meetings, and it runs as a desktop app with a free trial and paid plans.

Sound Enhancer works on the file you already recorded: drop it in, pick a preset, and it cleans speech or music, boosts quiet takes and gives you a lossless WAV, free, in the browser.

Eziclip vs Krisp free tiers — full comparison

FeatureEziclipKrisp
What it cleans
Eziclip
Recorded audio files, after the fact
Krisp
Live call audio in real time
Music and instruments
Eziclip
Yes — a speech engine and a music engine, chosen by preset
Krisp
Built for voice calls
Presets, quiet-audio boost, lossless WAV
Eziclip
Yes — presets, boost and a lossless export
Krisp
No — it's a live filter, not a file enhancer
Install
Eziclip
None — opens in your browser
Krisp
Desktop app
Cost
Eziclip
Free
Krisp
7-day free trial, then a paid plan
Where it runs
Eziclip
In your browser (WebAssembly)
Krisp
On your computer, as installed software

Try the quick tools right here, right now

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.

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

Only for one of Krisp's jobs. Krisp removes noise live, during a call; Sound Enhancer cleans a file after it's recorded. For a voice memo, a podcast take, an interview or music, Sound Enhancer is a free in-browser way to do it. For noise gone in real time on a call, Krisp is the right tool.

No. Sound Enhancer works on recorded files, not live audio, and has no virtual-microphone mode. Use Krisp during the call; use Sound Enhancer to clean the recording you keep afterward.

It cleans music and instruments as well as voice: it routes to a speech engine or a music-safe engine depending on the preset (Vocal, Podcast, Voiceover, Instrument, Music), boosts quiet recordings, and exports a lossless WAV.

It's free, funded by optional support, with no account, no watermark and no paid tier gating the download. The audio is processed in your browser via WebAssembly. Krisp's pricing page lists a 7-day free trial, with paid plans after it.

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.

Krisp does the thing Sound Enhancer can't: removing noise from a live call as it happens, as a virtual microphone in Zoom, Meet or Teams, with echo cancellation and meeting transcription. For noise during a call, Krisp is the right tool.

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