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Clippo’s filler removal tool detects and removes filler words and unnecessary pauses from your recordings. The result is a cleaner, more professional-sounding video. [VIDEO COMING SOON]

What gets removed

Clippo detects and removes:
  • Filler words — “um,” “uh,” “er,” “you know,” “like” (when used as filler)
  • Long pauses — silences longer than your threshold setting
  • False starts — repeated words at the beginning of sentences

How to remove filler words

Using Clippo Magic (easiest)

Filler removal is included automatically when you use Clippo Magic. No extra steps needed — just click Clippo Magic and fillers are removed along with everything else.

Using Director Mode (more control)

1

Open Director Mode

Click Director Mode in the toolbar.[SCREENSHOT COMING SOON]
2

Enable Filler Removal

Toggle on Filler Removal in the Director panel.[SCREENSHOT COMING SOON]
3

Adjust sensitivity

Click the gear icon next to Filler Removal to configure:
  • Low — removes only obvious fillers (“um,” “uh”)
  • Medium (default) — removes fillers and long pauses
  • High — aggressively removes fillers, pauses, and false starts
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4

Apply and review

Click Apply. After processing, review the result. Removed sections appear as greyed-out segments on the timeline.[SCREENSHOT COMING SOON]
5

Restore sections (optional)

If Clippo removed something you want to keep, click on the greyed-out segment in the timeline and click Restore. You have full control over what stays and what goes.[SCREENSHOT COMING SOON]

Tips

  • Start with Medium sensitivity and only switch to High if Medium misses too many fillers.
  • Always preview before exporting — especially on High sensitivity, which may occasionally cut short pauses that were intentional.
  • Filler removal costs 1 credit per minute of original video length. It’s included in the Clippo Magic cost if you use Magic.
  • Works best with clear speech — heavy background noise may reduce detection accuracy. Use Sparkle Audio first if your audio quality is poor.