bleeper — Mute Swears in Videos

Mute swear words in video audio using captions as the clock. Optionally mask or hide the captions too.

Bleeper mutes swear words in the soundtrack — one word at a time — and can cover them in the captions too. How it works Captions are the clock. When a whole-word swear appears in the subtitle, Bleeper drops the volume for that word and brings it back for the rest of the line. Everyday words stay put: classic, assassin, cocktail, and similar false friends are not matched. What you can do • Mute just the swear in the audio • Mask it in captions with blocks, stars, or [bleep] • Hide captions entirely while mute timing still runs • Turn Bleeper off for a single site • Choose strong, mild, sexual, or slur lists • Turn individual words on or off • Add your own words and allow names that should stay Tips for best results • Turn captions on for the video you’re watching • Raise Mute timing in the popup if you still catch the start of a word • Turn on Mild swears in Settings if damn / hell / crap should mute too • Shortcut: Alt+Shift+B toggles the current site Important limits • Needs text captions (or on-screen caption text). No captions means no mute clock. • Burned-in subtitles that are only pixels can’t be read. • Some DRM or locked-down players may limit how audio can be muted. Privacy Bleeper runs on your device. Captions and settings stay local. Nothing is sent to Bleeper servers for filtering. See the Privacy policy linked on this listing.