Automatic profanity censoring • Censor Script
Censor Script — automatic profanity censoring for DaVinci Resolve
Automatically detect profanity in spoken audio, place review markers on a DaVinci Resolve timeline and prepare beep-censor replacements for podcasts, interviews, YouTube videos and other dialogue-heavy content.
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Features
What Censor Script automates
The goal is to remove repetitive censoring work: speech analysis, timeline marking and preparation of beep replacements.
Analyzes spoken audio
Scans the track for profanity and other configured words that may require censoring.
Places timeline markers
Makes detected moments easy to review directly in the DaVinci Resolve timeline.
Builds a beep track
Generates censor audio over detected segments so the first pass does not have to be built manually.
Keeps editorial control
Automates detection and preparation while the editor still reviews the final result before publishing.
Result
Before / after automation
Censor Script is a production assistant, not an automatic publishing decision. It prepares the first pass so the editor can review the flagged moments instead of searching the entire episode manually.
Listen through the episode, find profanity manually, place markers and create censor beeps one segment at a time.
Automatic detection, review markers and a prepared beep track that only needs verification and any final manual corrections.
Use cases
Where Censor Script saves the most review time
Designed for speech-heavy content where the editor needs a fast, reviewable first pass before publishing.
Podcasts & interviews
Long conversations where manually finding every questionable segment is slow and easy to miss.
YouTube content
Creator videos with unscripted speech that need a reviewable censor pass before publication.
Podcast studios
Repeat the same cleanup workflow across recurring episodes without rebuilding the process by hand.
Video editors
Use automatic detection as a first pass, then verify only the flagged moments and final censor track.