By ShinobiTools Team · Last updated: July 2026
Upload a recording and get the fabric rustling pulled out — clothing noise, microphone cable rustle and fabric scraping removed while the voice stays natural. Free, no account.
Fabric rustling is the crispy, scratchy sound that happens when clothing or microphone snoods rub against the microphone pickup. It's common with lavalier mics, headset mics, or when the recording setup is loose. Unlike hum or hiss which sit underneath constantly, rustling peaks and valleys, but our model is built to isolate it and pull it out without affecting the voice.
On a recording where fabric rustling is the main issue, CleanGrab typically gets you most of the way there in one pass. Heavy room echo and reverb are a harder, separate problem: CleanGrab reduces light echo, but it will not fully erase a very reverberant room. We'd rather say that plainly than promise something the tool can't do.
CleanGrab is tuned for voice and speech — podcasts, interviews, calls, voice memos, lectures. On music or other non-speech audio the result can be poor, and the tool will tell you when it couldn't detect clear speech instead of handing you a mangled file.
Fighting an electrical buzz instead of clothing noise? See removing hum and hiss. A hollow, echoey room is a different problem — the room echo page covers that — and the general background noise remover handles fans, traffic and keyboard noise alongside rustling.
Fabric rustling is the sound of clothing or microphone material scraping against the microphone pickup area. It's especially common with lavalier mics, headset mics, or when the mic snoods rub against clothes. CleanGrab removes this crispy, scratchy sound.
Fabric rustling, clothing rustle, and microphone cable rub all get cleaned. The tool works best when the voice itself is clear and the rustling sits underneath it.
Yes — start on Balanced, then go Strong for heavy rustling, or Gentle if the voice starts to sound over-processed.
Yes — CleanGrab is built to isolate and remove just the rustling while keeping the voice natural and clear.
No. Your upload is deleted the moment it's processed and the cleaned file is wiped from the server within 45 minutes. Nothing is stored, shared or used to train anything — see privacy.