Remove ums, uhs and filler words from your video

Upload your talking video and type what you want: “remove the ums and uhs”. Saytrim finds the fillers, marks each planned cut on your transcript, and waits. When you approve, it renders the clean version. Your original is never changed.

1. 01

   Say it

   Type the request in plain words. No timeline, no timecodes.

2. 02

   See the plan

   Every filler it plans to cut is marked on the transcript, so you can see what goes before it goes.

3. 03

   Approve

   Nothing renders until you approve. Remove a cut you want to keep, or ask again.

The sample clip has several ums and uhs. These are the ones the assistant cut, with where they sit in the original and how much time each one took.

Each filler is a fraction of a second. Cut one by one by hand, that is a lot of zooming in. Together they are what makes a clip sound hesitant.

• Cuts snap to word timestamps, so no cut splits a word.
• Natural pauses are kept, so the speech does not turn choppy.
• A filler that runs straight into the next word is cut whole, so you do not hear half an “uh”.
• Smooth cuts are on by default on every plan: sound fades softly at each cut, and a gentle zoom on every other piece makes a jump look like a camera change. You can switch the zoom off.

A word like “like” can be a filler or part of a sentence. Because you see every planned cut on the transcript first, you can drop any cut you want to keep. You can also say it up front: tell Saytrim what to leave alone in your request.

Play a short before/after of a single cut and restore it in one click. The edit receipt lists every change with its time, and you can undo any step. Corrections and re-exports never cost extra minutes.

Automatic filler removal covers English, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic and Spanish for now. Free gives you 30 minutes a month with no card; Creator is $9 a month for 200 minutes.