BeepThatOut targets a specific but costly problem for creators: finding and censoring every swear word in long-form audio or video. Instead of manually scanning a timeline for offensive language, you upload a file and the tool transcribes it, flags profanity using AI, and aligns censor effects to each word. You can then fine-tune everything in an interactive transcript editor.
The tool is built for real production workflows. It handles files up to 10 hours long in over 50 languages, and it exports projects as XML for Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, or as rendered video and audio files. Subtitles are generated at no extra cost, so the same pass that cleans your audio can also produce .srt files for YouTube or accessibility.
Customization goes well beyond a simple beep. You can choose the intensity of filtering, build your own word blacklist, and pick the sound that replaces each word — a classic beep, silence for podcasts, preset sound effects, or your own upload. Pricing is tiered by processing hours and video length limits, with a free trial available before you commit.
