Transcribe or import
Use the free Whisper model locally after the initial download, or import a timestamped word transcript.
Find fillers, repeated phrases, and awkward pauses. Review every suggested cut, fine-tune your transcript, and export audio without sending your recording to a server.
THE WORKSPACE
Audio stays on this device.
Preview plays the original until you select Preview edited.
Real local filters; same chain in preview and WAV.
Audio-reactive DSP, not AI restoration. Expander may reduce quiet speech; compressor and peak ceiling may change dynamics. Always A/B listen before export. No original recording is changed.
No-AI quiet-gap review first; optional AI transcript separately.
Whisper models require an explicit download. Transcription is not necessary for waveform cutting, cleanup, or audio export.
AI model downloads start only when you confirm Download & Load in AI Model Setup. Analyze opens setup if the selected model is not ready. Local inference can be slow on CPU. Imported word timestamps can be used without AI. Quiet-gap scanning uses signal amplitude, not speech recognition, and may flag softly spoken words.
Cut a specific time range.
Short crossfades help avoid clicks. Results are not equal to professional multitrack editing.
Add a recording and run Analyze, or import timestamped transcript JSON.
Your transcript appears after recognition. Word timings are estimates and should be reviewed before exporting cuts.
Text/timing corrections update transcript and suggestions; they do not rewrite spoken words. To change the sound, enable a suggested cut, click a word and choose its cut control, or add a manual time range.
MADE FOR THE DETAILS
Use the free Whisper model locally after the initial download, or import a timestamped word transcript.
Review filler words, adjacent repeated phrases, and long pauses. Suggestions are not applied automatically.
The tool stitches the surviving audio together with short crossfades and exports a real WAV file.
No audio is uploaded by this application. The free inference library and model files load from external sources on first use; the speech data is processed locally.
No. Word timestamps from speech recognition are estimates. Words like “like” may be natural speech. Listen and review each edit before exporting.
Files up to 400 MiB, duration up to 15 minutes, stereo audio, and a 320 MiB decoded-audio budget. WAV export is serialized in bounded chunks to reduce peak memory; browser codec support and memory limits still vary. English tiny is the default; multilingual tiny is less accurate than larger models.
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Processing
Import a spoken-word recording, run a silence scan or optional transcription and review each proposed cut. Suggestions start unchecked; select only intended removals, edit transcript/timing as needed and compare before exporting. Keep the audio and project backup together.
Silence/filler/repeat suggestions can mark quiet speech or legitimate words and require review. Whisper downloads models/runtime only after you approve model setup. Word/caption timing is approximate, especially around crossfades; spelling edits do not synthesize new speech. File/duration/decoded-memory budgets apply. Project matching uses sampled fingerprints, not full-file cryptographic identity, and cannot replace keeping the original audio.
References: Transformers.js runtime
Import a supported recording and use the RMS silence scan or optional Whisper transcription to find candidate edits. Suggestions start unchecked: listen to each proposed cut and approve it manually so quiet speech, breaths or intentional pauses are not removed by assumption.
Authored example: In a short interview, inspect a long pause before a guest response. Play the audio on both sides of the cut and leave it unchecked if the pause carries meaning or the guest starts speaking quietly.
Limits and model handling: Optional Transformers.js Whisper assets download after model setup is approved; the RMS silence scan is model-free. Transcript word and caption timing is approximate, and spelling edits do not synthesize replacement speech. Project matching uses sampled fingerprints, not full-file cryptographic identity; keep the original recording. File, duration and decoded-memory budgets apply.
No. Suggestions start unchecked and need your review and approval before they become edits.
No. Text edits affect transcript output; they do not synthesize or replace audio.