1. Upload and set rules
Select a language, add banned words, describe sensitive topics, or upload your own guidelines.
Context-aware video compliance
AI Video Demonetization Checker
The AI Video Demonetization Checker scans videos for profanity, sensitive topics, and advertiser-unfriendly context. Review AI timeline markers, mute, beep, or cut segments, and export to Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro.
Scan a video freeFind risky moments without scrubbing the whole video
2. Analyze the timeline
Transcription, direct matching, and context-aware analysis place reviewable detections on the timeline.
3. Review and export
Approve, reject, or adjust every detection before rendering or exporting editor markers.
Video censorship that considers context
Context-aware analysis
Distinguish figurative gaming language from literal threats and other advertiser-unfriendly content.
Human review stays final
Inspect confidence, override AI decisions, and fine-tune segment boundaries before export.
Editor-ready workflow
Export for Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro, with formats that also import into DaVinci Resolve.
What the checker helps you review
An AI Video Demonetization Checker gives creators a faster first pass through spoken content. It surfaces moments that may deserve attention before publication, but it does not promise monetization or replace a platform’s final policy decision. You remain responsible for reviewing the surrounding conversation, choosing the appropriate edit, and checking the current rules of the platform where the video will appear.
Profanity and custom words
Enable profanity detection, add names or phrases that are unsuitable for a specific channel, and review each match with its transcript and timing. A project-specific list is useful when a sponsor, client, classroom, or publication has stricter requirements than a general audience.
Sensitive topics in context
Describe risky subjects in plain language so the analysis can consider meaning instead of relying only on exact keywords. Context matters when the same phrase can describe harmless gameplay, a joke, a quotation, or a literal threat. The timeline lets an editor inspect that distinction.
Long-form spoken video
Use detections as navigation points in gaming VODs, interviews, podcasts, training videos, and other recordings that would take a long time to watch linearly. The tool narrows the review workload; it does not remove the need for a thoughtful final pass.
Keep editorial control from detection to export
Every proposed detection remains editable. Open the relevant point on the timeline, read the transcript, listen to the surrounding audio, and decide whether the moment should stay unchanged. You can reject a false positive, adjust segment boundaries, or change the censor mode before creating an output. This review step helps avoid mechanical over-censoring that removes harmless language simply because a word appeared on a fixed deny list.
Approved segments can be muted, covered with a broadcast-style beep, or cut according to the needs of the project. When the review is complete, render a censored copy inside CensorIntelligence or transfer the reviewed timing into an existing editing workflow. Final Cut Pro receives an FCPXML bundle, Adobe Premiere Pro receives an XML-based timeline bundle, and compatible interchange formats can also be imported into DaVinci Resolve. Always verify imported media, audio placement, timing, and timeline settings before final delivery.
Built for practical creator workflows
Gaming and stream archives
Review long VODs for profanity, harassment, threats, and channel-specific topics while preserving ordinary figurative gameplay language. Jump to potential risks before turning a stream into a full upload or a set of shorter clips.
Podcasts and interviews
Check recorded conversations for prohibited phrases, personal information spoken aloud, sensitive subjects, and episode-specific restrictions. Review the surrounding exchange so an edit does not accidentally change what the guest intended to say.
Client and sponsored work
Translate a project brief into banned words and plain-language guidance, then document a consistent review process before handing footage to an editor. Requirements differ between clients and platforms, so the human reviewer retains the final decision.
Creator-first pricing
Start free. Current paid-plan details load here when the processing service wakes up.
Workflows and editor integrations
Common questions
What happens if the AI makes a wrong call?
Every detection can be approved, rejected, or adjusted before export. The final decision stays with the editor.
Is uploaded footage used to train models?
No. Project files remain in private storage until the account owner deletes them, subject to the service terms and storage policy.
Which editing applications are supported?
Timeline exports support Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro, and the exported formats also import into DaVinci Resolve.