Strips the ums, the false starts and the repeated words out of a caption dump, and leaves the meaning and the speaker's voice untouched.
Or pull it from a video
Paste the caption dump. Ums and false starts come out. The wording stays.
Paste a transcript and we strip the ums, the uhs, the false starts and the repeated words. What is left keeps your exact wording and meaning, just without the noise a live recording picks up.
This is not a rewrite. We do not shorten a sentence or swap a word for a smoother one. A filler word that was doing real work, like a hesitant pause before bad news, can get removed along with the noise, so a fast skim after cleaning is worth it.
No. It removes filler and false starts only. If a sentence carried real content, it stays in at roughly the same length as before.
It fixes obvious ones, like a stray word a caption engine misheard. It cannot tell if a name or a technical term was captured wrong without more context.
Yes. Transcript Cleaner is a Starter tool.