Remove a word or phrase from the recording

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Riverside's text-based editing lets you make precise edits and trim your recording using the transcription of the conversation that Riverside generates automatically. You can also remove entire sections.

Plan: All plans
Device: Computer browser and mobile

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Steps on a computer
1. Log in to your Riverside account.
2. Open a recording in the editor or upload an external file to start editing.
3. From the transcript, click the word you want to remove.
  Or, click and drag to select a phrase or multiple lines.
4. Click the Delete icon or press Backspace to cut it from the recording.
Phrases and sections you remove are shown in gray with a ~~strikethrough~~. They do not appear in search results but are still included in the downloadable transcript file.

NOTE:
If multiple participants spoke at the same time, you may still see their words in the transcript after you have removed that section from the recording.
Steps on a phone
1. Open a recording from the Riverside mobile app.
  On the mobile app, you can create new drafts, but you are not able to make changes to in-progress drafts made on a computer.
2. Tap Cut at the bottom of the screen.
3. You are redirected to an editable version of the transcript.
4. To remove a word, tap the word you want to delete, then tap Delete.
5. To remove multiple words, tap the first word you want to remove, then extend your selection by tapping either the word to the left or right of it. Once the words are selected, tap Delete.
6. To remove a phrase or paragraph, zoom out of the transcript by tapping A at the bottom of the screen. Tap on the phrase or sentence, then tap Delete.
7. Tap Save at the top left of the screen.
Phrases and sections you remove are shown in gray with a strikethrough.