Swear wordsbleeped.

It transcribes your sequence, finds the words video platforms flag (swearing, sexual terms, violence, self-harm, hate, hard drugs) and bleeps them, mutes them or just adds a marker on each one. Only the voice tracks change: music, sound effects and picture keep playing.

No. Every word is judged in its sentence. Idioms, compliments, a first name that sounds like a swear word or “I killed the boss” in a gaming video stay audible. A real threat gets bleeped.

Yes. Nothing is touched until you click Bleep N words. You check or uncheck each word, listen to it with its bleep, search the full transcript to bleep a word yourself, and set a word to always or never be bleeped. Your sequence is backed up before anything is applied.

You pick the level: Light bleeps only what is clearly offensive, Standard what platforms and advertisers usually flag, Strict also catches borderline words for kids or brand content. You also choose which of the six categories to bleep.

Four built-in sounds (classic, high, retro, cartoon) or any audio file you import, from -20 to +6 dB. Each bleep lasts exactly the length of the word, with short fades so it never clicks.

The language is detected automatically, or you set it yourself. Every language works, including Japanese, Korean and Hindi, and you choose between three transcription engines, from the fastest to the most faithful on slang and accents.

Works natively in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon) and Windows.