You make videos for YouTube or run a podcast network and need to strip swear words before uploading. Maybe you're prepping films for broadcast. Bleepify scans your audio and video files with AI—finds profanity and lets you bleep it out automatically.
Upload your files through drag and drop. Bleepify transcribes everything. Flags cursing in over 40 languages. You review the flagged words in a transcription viewer. Pick which ones to censor. Export the cleaned file. Handling dozens of videos daily? Batch upload processes multiple files at once. No babysitting required.
You get 10 minutes free monthly with three re-edits per video. Paid plans run from $9 for Starter (150 minutes) up to $99 for Studio (2,400 minutes). Re-edit limits increase too—five on Starter, ten on Creator, unlimited on Studio. Go over your monthly minutes and you'll pay per-minute overages (rates drop as you move up tiers).
Bleepify handles English variants plus Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and plenty more. Works on music tracks if you need radio-safe versions. A podcaster mentioned censoring 30 to 60 episodes every single day using this. You can download SRT files if you want transcriptions separately.
The AI sometimes misses context. It flags words based on detection—not intent. You'll still need to review before exporting. But for volume work? Beats manually scrubbing through hours of footage hunting for every curse word.
