Um, uh, like, you know.Gone, gone, gone, gone.
Detects 40+ filler words and verbal tics across languages, understands when “like” is doing real work, and cuts the rest — with a review list per word.
Context-aware, not search-and-destroy
Naive filler removal butchers sentences where “like” or “so” carries meaning. The agent reads the grammar around every candidate, only cuts true fillers, and shows its confidence on each one — sort by lowest first if you want to spot-check its judgment.
- Grammar-aware detection — keeps “like” when it's a verb
- 40+ patterns across English, Spanish, German, Hindi, and more
- Confidence score on every proposed cut
- Stutters and repeated half-words caught too
Review at the word level
The review list groups cuts by word — 212 ums, 67 likes, 31 you-knows — each with audio preview. Disable a whole category or rescue a single instance; the cuts apply with micro-crossfades so the result never sounds chopped.
- Cut list grouped by filler word with per-instance preview
- Per-word category toggles — keep “so,” drop “um”
- Micro-crossfades on every seam
- Runs in the same pass as Remove Silences
How Remove Filler Words works
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Detect the tics
Ums, uhs, likes, you-knows, sort-ofs — 40+ patterns, including the ones specific to your language, found on the word-level transcript.
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Judge the context
“I like this lens” keeps its like; “it's, like, wide” loses it. Each detection carries a confidence score you can filter by.
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Cut without seams
Removals ripple the timeline with micro-crossfades on every seam. Apply all, or review the list grouped by word.
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