Find spoken content in the transcript
Read through talking-head footage, interviews or courses to locate sentences to keep or remove. The transcript helps you find content; review the video to judge visual pacing.
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Text-Based Video Editor
Transcribe a video or audio file, then remove unwanted content by deleting the corresponding transcript text. Aixcut supports text-based cuts and restoration; review meaning, sound and picture on the timeline after each change.
How to use Aixcut for this task
STEP 01
Import and transcribe: add local video or audio, then correct names, numbers and specialist terms.
STEP 02
Select text to edit: locate repeated or unwanted speech and remove its corresponding content; restore cuts when needed.
STEP 03
Review and export: check edit points, pauses, captions and picture before exporting.
Distinguish text-based cuts from caption corrections
Text-based editing changes the corresponding audio or video segments. When correcting recognition errors or caption wording, check which operation you are using. Changing text does not regenerate the original speech.
Review every cut
Check that the meaning remains complete and that cuts do not remove part of a word or a necessary pause. Restore a segment when needed and review associated captions and supporting footage.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this task, its limits and how to judge the result.
Is text-based editing the same as adding text to video?
No. Text-based editing uses a transcript to edit corresponding media segments. Titles, labels and captions are separate tasks covered by the add-text-to-video tool.
Can I restore a removed segment?
Text-based cuts can be restored. Review the timeline and captions after restoration to confirm the result preserves the intended meaning.
Do exports add a watermark or consume credits?
Exports are watermark-free, and exporting itself does not consume credits. Transcription and editing tasks follow the current credit rules.