What this silence remover does
Most “silence remover” tools only look at volume. This one transcribes the file, so a quiet word is not treated as a gap, and a long pause after a sentence is. You set how long a pause can be. Anything longer is cut, including the breath right before it. That is the same control as the homepage tool — this page is for people who came here to strip dead air, not to hunt for filler-word settings.
Video and audio, same pass
An MP4 talking-head clip and an MP3 voice memo both work. For video, the picture stays in the browser while a small audio track is transcribed. For audio-only files, Save writes an M4A. If you also want um, uh, and you know gone, leave filler detection on — it runs in the same pass, so you are not running two apps.
Built for talking-head video, not only a WAV
A lot of silence removers only take a WAV and look at volume. That is fine for a voice memo. A YouTube-style talking-head clip usually also needs ums cut, and a preview that skips the gaps without re-encoding first. Preview here plays the original file and jumps over cuts. You only wait on encode if you click Save.