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Silence removers compared

Seven ways to remove silence from video, on one page. See what each one costs, how you try it and how it gets your cuts into Final Cut Pro.

Black Friday Sale: Cutomatic is just $9.99 (was $49) until December 3. No code needed.

No subscription · Works offline · Your files never leave your Mac

Cutomatic showing a video with every silent section marked

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CutomaticRecutTimeBoltSilenceScoutGlingDescriptauto-editor
One-time price$9.99 until 3 December (regular $49)$129$347Page shows $99 and $129NoneNoneFree
Subscription✓ NoneOptional, shown at $15 a month$17 a month or $97 a yearNone listed$20–$100 a month, half that paid yearly$24–$35 a month for Final Cut Pro exportNone
Try it first✓ 14 days, every feature3 free exportsFree plan with no XML export. 30-day money-back guaranteeNone mentioned1 hour a month, with a watermark60 minutes a month, no timeline exportIt’s free
Into Final Cut Pro✓ Opens directly, or saves FCPXMLXML exportFCPXML, on paid plansWorks inside it as an effectXML, on paid plansFCPXML, Creator plan and aboveExport option in Terminal
Your files✓ Stay on your MacNot statedStay on your computer, except its sharing featureNot statedSite describes uploadingUses cloud storageRun on your computer
Runs onMacMac, Windows, LinuxMac, WindowsFinal Cut Pro, with FxFactoryDesktop app; system list not statedMac, Windows, webMac, Windows, Linux, by command line
Filler wordsNoNot listedYes, $0.03 a minuteNot listedYesYesNot listed

Silence remover

Every silence, found for you

Click Process Media and each silent section is marked on the waveform, usually in under 10 seconds. You see exactly what will go before anything changes.

Stays editable

Real jump cuts on your Final Cut Pro timeline

Click Open in FCPX and your result arrives as normal, separate clips, with the jump cuts already made. Trim, move or restore any cut the way you always do.

How to choose

  • You edit in Final Cut Pro and want silence gone for one low payment: Cutomatic.
  • You also want filler words removed: TimeBolt, Gling or Descript.
  • You edit on Windows or Linux: Recut, or TimeBolt on Windows.
  • You want it to work inside Final Cut Pro: SilenceScout.
  • You want it free and don’t mind Terminal: auto-editor.

Done in three steps

1

Load your video

Drop in your recording, with separate audio if you have it.

2

Click Process Media

Every silent section appears on the waveform.

3

Open in Final Cut Pro

Your jump cuts are already made and fully editable.

See Cutomatic in action

One payment. Yours to keep.

  • No subscription, ever
  • No re-encoding, so no quality loss
  • Works offline, on your Mac
  • Your files never leave your computer
  • Tested with Final Cut Pro 11 and later
  • Try everything free for 14 days first

Black Friday Sale: Cutomatic is just $9.99 (was $49) until December 3. No code needed.

Requires macOS 12.4 (Monterey) or later.

Get your hours back

A clean, editable timeline in under 10 seconds. Pay once, use forever.

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We make Cutomatic, so we aren’t neutral. Details about other products come from their own websites, checked on 5 November 2026, and may have changed since. Sources: Recut, TimeBolt pricing, SilenceScout, Gling pricing, Descript pricing, Descript timeline exports, auto-editor. Other product names are trademarks of their owners. Novel Simple isn’t affiliated with them. Final Cut Pro is a trademark of Apple Inc.

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