Adobe Podcast

Adobe Podcast is Adobe's cloud-based audio toolkit for spoken-word creators, running entirely in the browser at podcast.adobe.com. Its headline feature, Enhance Speech, uses AI to strip background noise, echo, and room reverb from recordings in one click, turning laptop-mic or phone audio into studio-like dialogue. Studio records remote guests as separate 16-bit 48kHz WAV tracks, and transcription-based editing lets creators cut filler words by deleting text rather than scrubbing waveforms.

The free tier is genuinely useful: Enhance Speech on audio files up to 30 minutes and 500MB, with about one hour of enhancement per day and no account required for a single upload. Premium ($9.99/month) adds video support, batch uploads, larger files, longer daily limits, and strength sliders that balance speech, ambience, and background music separately — a 2026 overhaul added source separation for independent noise and music control.

Limitations: it is a cleanup and recording tool, not a full DAW — there is no music mastering, voice cloning, or multitrack mixing. Enhance Speech struggles when voices are buried under music or heavy distortion, and reviewers note dedicated restoration tools beat it on complex repair work. No standalone mobile app; the workflow targets desktop browsers.

Go to podcast.adobe.com in a browser; upload audio for Enhance Speech without an account. Adobe account needed for Studio and saved projects.