Video tool · from 35 credits · Refunded if it fails

Silence Remover for Tight Jump Cuts

Upload a talking video, pick how tight you want it, and the AI cuts every long pause between your words. You get the same video back with the dead air gone and your own sound kept.

Cuts pauses over1.2 s · 0.8 s · 0.5 s
Padding0.12 s kept around words
InputMP4, MOV or WEBM, up to 10 min
SoundYour original audio

Set it up

How tight

Estimated35 credits

Ways to pay less

Price is 20 credits plus 15 per started minute, so a 2:05 video costs 65 credits and trimming it to 2:00 first brings it to 50.
Any video up to one minute is 35 credits, whichever level you choose.
The level doesn't change the price: Light, Medium and Tight cost the same for the same video.

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What is a silence remover for video?

Silence Remover is a tool that cuts the pauses out of a talking video automatically. The AI listens to the speech, times every word, and finds each gap between words that is longer than the level you choose: 1.2, 0.8 or 0.5 seconds. Those gaps are cut, a short 0.12-second margin is left on each side so words don't clip, and the speech parts are joined into one MP4 with jump cuts.

Before

After

Medium10.5 s → 6.9 s

Two long pauses cut out of a talking clip: 10.5 seconds down to 6.9.

How to use Silence Remover in 3 steps

Upload your talking video
Sign in and upload an MP4, MOV or WEBM up to 200 MB and 10 minutes. It needs speech: the pauses are found between spoken words.
Choose how tight the cuts are
Pick Light (pauses over 1.2 s), Medium (over 0.8 s) or Tight (over 0.5 s). Medium suits most talking-head videos.
Remove silences and download
Press Remove silences; the price is on the button. The silence remover usually takes a few minutes, and the jump-cut MP4 is saved in My Videos.

What Silence Remover does

Finds pauses from the words, not the volume

The sound is transcribed with a start and end time for every word. A pause is the time between one word ending and the next one starting, so a quiet room hum or a fan in the background doesn't stop a cut from happening.

Three levels of tightness

Light cuts pauses over 1.2 seconds and keeps a relaxed pace. Medium, the default, cuts anything over 0.8 seconds. Tight cuts pauses over 0.5 seconds for the fast, breathless rhythm of Shorts and Reels.

Words don't get clipped

Every kept part starts 0.12 seconds before its first word and ends 0.12 seconds after its last, so the first consonant and the last breath of a sentence stay in.

Trims the start and the end too

The silence before you start talking and after you stop is removed as well, so the video opens on your first word instead of you reaching for the record button.

Keeps your own sound and picture

Nothing is re-voiced or replaced. The video's own audio and frames are cut and joined in order, and the result keeps the shape of your original clip.

Tells you what it removed

When the job finishes you see how many seconds of pauses were removed and in how many cuts, so you know at a glance how much shorter the video got.

Comparison

Why use Silence Remover instead of cutting pauses by hand in an editor?

Finding every gap on a timeline and razoring it out takes longer than the recording. Here the pauses are found from the words and cut in one pass.

Feature	Silence Remover	Cutting pauses by hand in an editor
Finding pauses	Measured between every spoken word	Scrub the waveform and listen for gaps
Cut level	Light, Medium or Tight: pauses over 1.2, 0.8 or 0.5 s	Decide each cut by ear
Clipped words	0.12 s kept around every phrase	Easy to cut a syllable when you're fast
Start and end	Silence before the first and after the last word removed	Trim both ends yourself
Price	20 credits plus 15 per started minute, up to 10 minutes	An editor install or subscription, plus your time

What you can make with it

A talking-head Short recorded in one take

You filmed a 90-second tip on your phone, stopping to think between points. The pauses make it feel slow on a feed where people swipe fast.

Choose Tight so only pauses under half a second remain.
Leave a beat between points when you record; those gaps are the ones that get cut.
Upload the trimmed result to the caption generator afterwards so the captions match the new timing.
Check the first second: the video now opens on your first word, which is usually the hook.

A YouTube tutorial with dead air

A 9-minute screen recording where you narrate, then go quiet while you look for a menu. Cutting those silences by hand means scrubbing the whole timeline.

Pick Light or Medium so natural sentence breaks stay and only the long searches go.
Be aware that any stretch without talking is cut, including silent demo steps you want viewers to see.
If a silent part must stay, narrate over it while recording, even briefly.
A 9-minute video costs 155 credits; the price follows the length of the upload.

A course lesson or webinar clip

A teacher records a lesson in a quiet room and wants it to feel edited without opening an editor.

Medium keeps a calm teaching pace while removing hesitations.
Use a clip under 10 minutes; split longer lessons first with the trim tool.
Record with a clear microphone: clean speech gives the most precise word timings.
Keep each lesson in one shape; the result keeps your original frame size.

Who it's for

Shorts, Reels and TikTok creators

Turn a relaxed one-take recording into the quick, cut-on-every-breath style that holds attention on a vertical feed.

YouTubers and podcasters with video

Clear the dead air out of talking segments before the real edit, so you start from a tighter cut.

Teachers and course creators

Make lessons and explainers feel edited without learning a timeline: upload, pick a level, download.

Coaches and small brands

Clean up quick advice videos and product talks for your brand's page in minutes, from a phone or a laptop.

Tips for the best result

Start with Medium. If it still feels slow, run Tight; if it feels rushed, use Light.
Record in a quiet room. Strong background music or several people talking over each other makes word timing less precise.
Filler words like "um" are spoken words, so they are kept. Only the silences between words are cut.
Silent parts are cut even when something is happening on screen. Talk over anything you want to keep, or remove silences only from the talking sections.
A video with a very large number of pauses is joined into at most 60 kept parts: the shortest pauses are left in first, so the longest ones are always cut.
Add captions after removing silences, not before, so the captions follow the final cut.

Frequently asked questions

How do I remove silence from a video automatically?

Upload the video to Silence Remover, choose Light, Medium or Tight, and press Remove silences. The AI finds the pauses between words and joins the speech into one MP4.

How much does the silence remover cost?

20 credits plus 15 per started minute of video: 35 credits for up to one minute, 95 for five minutes and 170 for ten. The exact price shows on the button after upload.

How long can the video be?

Up to 10 minutes and 200 MB, in MP4, MOV or WEBM. Split longer recordings into parts first.

Does it work on music videos or videos without talking?

No. It finds pauses between spoken words, so it needs speech. A video with no sound is rejected, and one with only music has no words to cut between.

Does it remove filler words like um and uh?

No. It cuts silences, not words. Filler words are speech and stay in the video.

Will it cut off my words?

It shouldn't. Each kept part has 0.12 seconds of padding before the first word and after the last, so the start and end of each phrase stay in.

What is the difference between Light, Medium and Tight?

They set the shortest pause that gets cut: Light cuts pauses over 1.2 seconds, Medium over 0.8 seconds and Tight over 0.5 seconds.

Does it keep my original audio?

Yes. Your video's own sound and picture are cut and joined; nothing is re-voiced or replaced.

Do I need an account?

Yes. Sign in with Google or email; each job costs credits from your balance, and the result is saved in My Videos.

What if a job fails?

If a job can't finish, the credits it used go back to your balance automatically.

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Cut the pauses out of a talking video automatically, for tight jump cuts. from 35 credits, and the result is saved in My Videos.

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