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Filler Word Remover

Every um, uh and erm cut from the transcript, with the timing intact.

Plan
Every plan, Hobby (free) included
AI credits
5 credits to transcribe a file the first time; reusing that transcript is free.

What it does

Vidmoat transcribes your clip, finds the filler words and removes exactly those slices of video, with the timeline closed so there is no gap. It is text-based editing pointed at the least fun job in post.

Because the cut list comes from word timings, nothing else you said is touched. For softer fillers like "like", "basically" or "you know", a separate scan gives you a list to review rather than cutting automatically.

How to use it

  1. Select the clip and open Transcript Cleanup in the inspector’s A/V tab.
  2. Press Remove filler words. Vidmoat transcribes and finds every filler.
  3. Scrub the result, then export.

Who it is for

  • Presenters and educators
  • Interviewers and podcasters
  • Anyone who says um more than they would like

Questions about Filler Word Remover

Which words does it remove automatically?

Um, uh, erm and hmm. Words like "like" or "you know" are listed for you to review, because they are often meant.

Does it cost credits?

Transcribing a file costs 5 credits the first time. Cutting is free.

Does it work in other languages?

The automatic list is the English fillers. Transcription itself handles many languages.