Vimeo adds transcript editing and AI cleanup tools
Vimeo is promoting its text-based video editor which allows users to edit video by manipulating the transcript. The tool utilizes AI to automatically identify and remove "um's" and long pauses from the video script to polish the final output.
Key Takeaways
- Users can cut unwanted scenes by editing the transcript in Vimeo’s Text-Based Video Editor.
- AI identifies filler words such as “um’s” and long pauses for removal from the script.
- The feature is positioned as a way to create a polished video from text-based edits.
Why It Matters
Vimeo is making transcript-level editing part of its video workflow, reducing the need to scrub through timelines for every cut. That matters for teams producing talking-head or scripted content, where removing pauses and filler words is a common cleanup step. The move also shows AI moving deeper into practical post-production tools rather than standalone generation. What to watch next is whether Vimeo expands the editor beyond transcript cuts and filler-word cleanup into additional AI-assisted editing actions.
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