FrameCutter's free dead-air check counts the ums, uhs and long pauses in a video of you talking, estimates how long the take runs without them, and gives you the transcript as text or subtitles.
Last updated 23 October 2026
Every um counted
Filler words are kept in the transcript, not cleaned away.
Where the pauses are
The longest silences, with the time they start.
Transcript and subtitles
Download it as text or as an .srt file.
Questions
From the words in your take: the ums and uhs come out, and every silence is cut down to a short breath. Retakes aren't counted, so a real edit is often shorter still.
It's uploaded to your account, read, and deleted straight after. The transcript stays so you can download it; delete your data in your account any time.
Up to 10 minutes and 1 GB. You can check up to five takes a day.
The language you speak. English and Dutch are tested most.
Want them gone?
FrameCutter cuts the ums, pauses and retakes and keeps your best take.