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Remove filler words

Remove filler words and pauses from a video automatically

For talking videos full of ums, uhs and dead air. Tighten cuts them from the speech track on word boundaries, so the video keeps moving without you cutting anything by hand.

Free on your first video. No credit card required. See it in the demo.

How it works

Remove filler words, step by step

  1. 1

    Add a video

    Paste a YouTube link or upload an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV. One video takes up to 6 minutes; a longer one is trimmed first or switched to Clips.

  2. 2

    Leave Tighten on

    Tighten is on by default in Captions and Producer and for every clip in Clips. Turn it off anywhere if you want every pause kept.

  3. 3

    Canviz cuts the fillers

    It works from the transcript's word timings, in the spoken language, and every cut falls on a word boundary.

  4. 4

    Check the summary

    The finished video says how much was cut, for example “Tightened −34 s”. Download the MP4 or schedule it to TikTok, YouTube or Instagram.

What you get

What comes out, and what you control

  • Pauses and filler words

    Both are removed from the speech track automatically, and the video is cut to match so it keeps moving.

  • Cuts on word boundaries

    Tighten works on the transcript's word timings, so every cut falls between words.

  • In the spoken language

    Canviz detects the language of the speech and works from a transcript in that language.

  • On by default where it helps

    On in Captions and Producer and for every clip in Clips. Off in Reframe, which changes nothing but the frame. Turn it off anywhere.

  • A summary of the cut

    The finished video says how much was removed, for example “Tightened −34 s”.

  • Captions and a hook title too

    In Captions mode the tightened video also gets word-timed captions in 23 styles and a hook title burned in for the first 3 seconds.

Details

The facts

Input
A YouTube link or an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV file up to 1 GB
Length
One video up to 6 minutes in Captions; in Clips, videos from 3 minutes to 6 hours, with every clip tightened
Where it runs
On by default in Captions and Producer and for every clip in Clips; off in Reframe; can be turned off anywhere
How it cuts
From the transcript's word timings, in the spoken language; cuts fall on word boundaries
Summary
The finished video says how much was cut, for example “Tightened −34 s”
Output
MP4, 9:16 by default, 1:1 and 16:9 available; download or schedule to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram
Plans
Try it free on one video; paid plans add download and posting

Got questions?

Pauses and filler words in the speech track. It cuts the video to match, so what is left keeps moving.

No. Tighten works on the transcript's word timings, and every cut falls on a word boundary.

Canviz detects the spoken language and works from a transcript in that language. Captions come out in that language too.

Yes, anywhere. It is on by default in Captions and Producer and for every clip in Clips, and off in Reframe, which changes nothing but the frame.

The finished video carries a summary that says how much was removed, for example “Tightened −34 s”. If a cut is wrong, tell Canviz in chat and it revises.

One video in Captions can be up to 6 minutes; a longer one is trimmed first or switched to Clips. In Clips, videos from 3 minutes to 6 hours are cut into short clips, and every clip is tightened.

Yes. Try it free on one video, with no card needed. Downloading and posting need a paid plan.

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