Auto video editor
for spoken footage

Clean up silences, filler words and bad takes in your recording. Review the cuts, keep what matters, then export a video or continue in your desktop editor.

Free includes one AI-edited hour per month. Sign up to export. Free MP4 exports include a watermark; editor timeline exports require a paid desktop plan. See current plans.

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A cleanup pass
for what you said

Start with raw spoken footage: a talking-head video, tutorial or recorded explanation. Gling finds cleanup candidates so you can spend your review on the recording.

You still choose the pacing and the takes that tell the story.

  • SilencesShorten unwanted gaps. Keep pauses that give a thought room to land.
  • Filler wordsReview unwanted “um” and “uh” moments. Listen across the cut before keeping it.
  • Bad takesReview repeated attempts and mistakes. Restore the take you prefer.

Review before you export

Listen around the proposed cuts, check the transcript against what was said, and adjust what stays. The Example project lets you explore a recording with preloaded edits.

Gling's built-in Example project showing its video, transcript and saved cuts
A real screenshot of the built-in Example project, with its saved cuts. Watch the same recording with one pause removed. The clip demonstrates pause removal.

Open this Example project in Gling

Choose where the edit goes next

Export media from Gling, or carry the reviewed cuts into a desktop editor.

Export a video

Export a cleaned MP4 without continuing in another editor. Sign-in is required to export; Free MP4 exports carry a watermark.

See the direct-video cleanup workflow

Continue in your editor

With a paid desktop plan, export an editor timeline for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro. Keep your original media available and check the imported cuts before finishing.

Clean up footage before Premiere