What audio formats does de-artifact Cloud accept?

WAV, FLAC, MP3, OGG, Opus, M4A and AAC, up to 50 MB per file. You upload one track at a time from the dashboard; the job runs asynchronously and you download the cleaned file when it finishes. For the most accurate result, upload WAV or FLAC rather than a lossy file.

How long does a track take to clean?

Around 20x real-time on our GPUs, so a 3-minute track finishes in about 10 seconds once it reaches a worker.

Is there a free way to try de-artifact Cloud?

Yes. try.intrect.io cleans a track for free with no account and no card, so you can hear the result before buying minutes. Paid cleaning is prepaid by the minute and there is no subscription.

Is there a REST API for de-artifact Cloud?

Not yet. Cleaning runs from the dashboard at app.intrect.io/deartifact; there is no public endpoint or API key for it. If you need it wired into your own pipeline, open a support ticket and tell us what you need.

Can de-artifact Cloud tell me whether a track is AI-generated?

No. Detection is a separate product, ArtifactNet, at app.intrect.io. The two bill from separate balances: cleaning minutes pay for artifact removal, analysis minutes pay for detection, and one cannot pay for the other.

de-artifact Cloud

The same cleanup engine that powers the plug-in, run on our GPUs from the web dashboard — nothing to install, billed by the minute. Built for distributors, labels, mastering houses, and anyone who needs cleanup without a DAW session open.

From $0.18/minute Buy cleaning minutes → See rates Ask about batch access

Speed~20× real-time
BillingPer minute, prepaid
ProcessingDefault preset, fixed
AccessDashboard sign-in

# 1 — sign in and open Clean Audio
https://app.intrect.io/deartifact

# 2 — drop a file. WAV or FLAC gives the most accurate result;
#     a lossy source is cleaned too, just from less information.

# 3 — the job is queued, a GPU worker picks it up, and the
#     cleaned file downloads when it is done (~20× real-time).

# Billing: prepaid cleaning minutes, charged on the measured
# length of the audio. A failed job is never charged.

# Need this wired into your own pipeline instead?
# There is no public REST API yet — tell us what you need:
https://intrect.io/support/

Built for work outside the session

The plug-in is for the producer at the DAW, with every parameter under their hand. The cloud is for the work that does not fit in a session — a back catalogue, a delivery deadline, a machine that is not yours. One tuned preset, billed by the minute, nothing to install.

One track at a time, from the browser

Drop a file in the dashboard; it queues, a GPU worker picks it up, and the cleaned file downloads when it is done. Up to 50 MB per file.

WAV, FLAC, MP3, OGG, Opus, M4A, AAC

Lossy sources are cleaned too, just from less information. WAV or FLAC in gives the most accurate result out.

Billed on measured length

Minutes are charged against the length the worker actually measures, not what you declare. A failed job is never charged.

Same engine as the plug-in

The cloud runs the model that runs in your DAW — what you hear locally is what comes back.

No subscription

Minutes are prepaid and do not expire. Nothing renews, and nothing is charged when you are not cleaning.

Bulk or on-premise?

Not a self-serve product yet. Tell us the volume in a ticket and we will quote — see below.

Use cases

Who	What they do with it
Music distributors	Pre-process AI-tagged uploads to catalog standard before delivery to streaming platforms.
Record labels	Restore separated stems delivered by producers — vocal stems from htdemucs, drum stems from AI tools.
Mastering houses	Codec-residual cleanup on lossy source masters before final EQ / loudness work.
Streaming platforms	Standardize uploaded AI-generated catalog at ingestion, one track at a time.
Sync / library	Clean AI demos for client preview before re-recording with humans.

Questions

What audio formats does de-artifact Cloud accept?: WAV, FLAC, MP3, OGG, Opus, M4A and AAC, up to 50 MB per file. You upload one track at a time from the dashboard; the job runs asynchronously and you download the cleaned file when it finishes. For the most accurate result, upload WAV or FLAC rather than a lossy file.
How long does a track take to clean?: Around 20x real-time on our GPUs, so a 3-minute track finishes in about 10 seconds once it reaches a worker.
Is there a free way to try de-artifact Cloud?: Yes. try.intrect.io cleans a track for free with no account and no card, so you can hear the result before buying minutes. Paid cleaning is prepaid by the minute and there is no subscription.
Is there a REST API for de-artifact Cloud?: Not yet. Cleaning runs from the dashboard at app.intrect.io/deartifact; there is no public endpoint or API key for it. If you need it wired into your own pipeline, open a support ticket and tell us what you need.
Can de-artifact Cloud tell me whether a track is AI-generated?: No. Detection is a separate product, ArtifactNet, at app.intrect.io. The two bill from separate balances: cleaning minutes pay for artifact removal, analysis minutes pay for detection, and one cannot pay for the other.