Extra words

That extra word — gone in one tap

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

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Why it matters

Less busywork, more videos

1

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.

2

Right on the word boundary

The AI knows where each word starts and ends, so the words around it stay intact.

3

Everything is reversible

A cut word stays in the text, struck through. Tap again and it's back. Undo and redo are there too.

How it works

Three steps in the app

Open a line

On the editing screen pick a line and tap “Trim”.

Tap the extra words

“Um”, a repeat, a slip — each is struck out with a tap.

Save

The video joins up without those words and captions update on their own.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Are filler words removed automatically?

Yes: “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.

Can I cut half a word?

No, only whole words are cut — so speech sounds natural.

What if I cut the wrong one?

Tap the struck-out word and it comes back. Or undo your last step.

Try it on your own takes

Get Dubl, shoot a couple of takes and see what comes out.