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AI-assisted profanity review
Find likely profanity. Review every match. Export clean media.
AI speech recognition creates a timed transcript, profanity lists flag likely problem words, and you review each match before choosing bleep or silence.
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How it works
An AI profanity filter uses speech recognition to locate spoken words in audio or video, then helps you replace selected moments with a bleep or silence. Unlike a text-only filter, it works from the actual spoken track—but human review still decides the final result. Bleep That Sh*t! provides the browser-local option for short, compatible desktop files.
Add an audio or video file.
Use the timed transcript to confirm likely profanity and choose anything else to censor.
Check every selected edit and save the clean copy.
The review stays visible
Review word-level timestamps, add missed words or exact moments, choose a treatment, and preview the result before export.


Choose the right mode
Supported desktop browsers can keep short compatible files on-device. Phones, limited devices, longer recordings, saved projects, and cloud processing use Studio.
Process short files locally on a supported desktop. Free, no account needed.
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These are product facts, not an accuracy benchmark. Last reviewed August 18, 2026 against the live workflow, published policies, and current product limits.
Verified: Flags likely transcript matches for review.
Boundary: A person approves each censor; detection is not guaranteed.
Source: Testing and claims policyVerified: Changes selected moments in the spoken audio track.
Boundary: It does not blur faces, signs, captions, or other visual content.
Source: How the product worksVerified: Accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, and MOV on capable desktops.
Boundary: Intended for short files up to about 10 minutes; codec and device matter.
Source: Browser workflowVerified: Supports saved, upload-based projects for recordings up to 2 hours.
Boundary: The uploader shows the active per-upload cap; available minutes, storage, and retention depend on the active plan.
Source: Uploader and plan limitsVerified: Browser-mode media processing stays on the device.
Boundary: Studio uploads the selected file for cloud processing.
Source: Privacy policyWhisper speech recognition turns spoken language into words with start and end times. Those timestamps let the censor treatment line up with the selected audio instead of forcing you to scrub a timeline by hand.
Built-in and custom lists can use exact, partial, or fuzzy matching. They flag likely problem words for review; they do not make the final decision for you.
Add or remove selections, choose bleep or silence, and preview the result. Adjust matches before export — you stay in control.
The selected audio is replaced at its timestamps. For video files, the picture stays intact while the audio track receives the reviewed edits.
Prepare a cleaner version before publishing without rebuilding the whole edit.
Review documentaries, interviews, and clips before classroom use.
Create clean episodes from raw interviews without re-recording.
Add chosen terms to a custom list and verify every transcript match.
Browser mode can process short compatible files on-device with WebAssembly and Web Workers. Studio clearly frames phone and longer-file processing as upload-based.
Questions & resources
Accuracy, privacy, matching methods, and practical next steps—kept readable.
An AI-assisted profanity editor uses speech recognition to create a timed transcript, then compares transcript words with a profanity list. Because transcription and matching can miss context or words, a person reviews the suggestions before applying bleep or silence.
Yes — Bleep That Sh*t! is a free browser-based AI profanity filter. It uses OpenAI Whisper for transcription, applies built-in profanity lists or your custom selections, and outputs the censored file. Files up to 10 minutes are free; no account needed.
Accuracy varies with audio quality, accents, overlapping speakers, singing, music, and the chosen model. Exact, partial, and fuzzy matching can help find likely transcript matches, but review the full transcript, add missed ranges manually, and preview the export.
No. Bleep processes selected files, not live streams. Completion time varies with the file, device or cloud capacity, model, and selected mode; allow additional time for transcript review and export preview.
Yes. Run your video through the filter before uploading so risky words can be bleeped or silenced. This can help prepare a cleaner version for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or classroom use, but platform monetization decisions are still up to each platform.
In browser mode, the media file is not uploaded for transcription or censor rendering. Studio is an upload-based cloud tier for longer files.
Design vocabulary and review rules
CENSOR AUDIOClean spoken audio and interviews
CENSOR VIDEOClean a video without changing the picture
SWEAR WORD REMOVERChoose spoken words to remove
FOR EDUCATORSClassroom-friendly censoring guidance
CENSOR SOUNDSPreview bleep, noise, and silence options
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