No timeline, no razor tool
No hunting for sound on a track or nudging frames. You see the word in the text and cut it there.
Text-based editing: you see the take's transcript, tap a word and it's out of the video. Even mid-sentence. Changed your mind? Tap again.
Tap the words
No hunting for sound on a track or nudging frames. You see the word in the text and cut it there.
The AI knows where each word starts and ends, so the words around it stay intact.
A cut word stays in the text, struck through. Tap again and it's back. Undo and redo are there too.
On the editing screen pick a line and tap “Trim”.
“Um”, a repeat, a slip — each is struck out with a tap.
The video joins up without those words and captions update on their own.
How to cut mistakes and filler wordsWhere “um”, “like” and slips come from, how to speak cleaner on camera, and how to cut extra words from a video on your phone — by tapping the text, no timeline.
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How to remove pauses from a videoWhy pauses kill watch time, which silence threshold to choose, and how to cut pauses from a video on your phone automatically — no manual timeline trimming.
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How to add captions to a videoWhy captions matter, which size and style people can read, where to place them, how to highlight the key word, check for errors — and caption on your phone in minutes.
3 min readYes: “um”, “uh” and “hmm” are crossed out on their own — from the audio and from the captions. “Like”, “so” and other words that carry tone are yours to remove: one tap per word. A crossed-out word comes back the same way.
No, only whole words are cut — so speech sounds natural.
Tap the struck-out word and it comes back. Or undo your last step.
Get Dubl, shoot a couple of takes and see what comes out.