Inside the captions panel

Cut dead air, filler, and repeated takes

MotionCaption finds them in the captions panel. You review every cut, then it ripple-deletes your After Effects or Premiere timeline and keeps the captions in sync.

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Three ways to tighten

One Remove menu, three kinds of cut

Silences, repetitions, and filler words each have a mode built for them, in the same panel where you make captions.

Remove silences

Cut the quiet gaps in one pass. Drag the threshold on the waveform to set how aggressive it is, and watch the cuts update as you drag.

Remove repetitions

Catch stutters like “I I” and “so so”, false starts where you restarted a sentence, and whole takes you said twice. Keep the take you want, cut the other.

Remove filler words

Clear out um, uh, and the rest from an editable list per language. Add your own words and phrases to it.

How it works

Nothing is cut until you say so

Every mode detects first and shows you the result before it touches your timeline.

  1. 01

    Detect

    Silences read your audio on any plan. Repeats and filler read your captions for free, or raw timeline audio with cloud transcription.

  2. 02

    Review

    Cross out or restore any word in the transcript, or click a red region on the waveform to keep it.

  3. 03

    Cut

    Ripple-delete the marked parts and close the gaps. Your captions update with them, so text and video stay in sync.

The transcript review for filler words and repetitions. Silences get the waveform above.

After Effects and Premiere

No round trip to another app

Most silence cutters are Premiere-only, or a separate app you export to and back from. MotionCaption cuts in both After Effects and Premiere, in the same panel where you transcribe and style.

After Effects 2023+Premiere 2023+Windows and macOS

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