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Video transcription that actually reads clean

Upload a video or audio file and get an accurate, readable transcript you can copy, edit and export. No typing, no scrubbing back and forth — the AI listens once and writes it all down, so you start from real text instead of a blank page.

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From spoken words to editable text

Point it at a talking-head clip, an interview, a lecture, a podcast export or a screen recording. The model transcribes the speech, detects the language automatically, and hands back plain text you can paste straight into a document, a caption file or a blog post. Long recordings that would take an afternoon to type out come back as clean copy you can skim, search and quote in a fraction of the time.

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Accurate enough to publish from

Instead of guessing at what someone said, you start from a real transcript and only fix the odd name or acronym. That turns an hour of manual typing into a few minutes of light editing — and gives you a base you can repurpose into subtitles, show notes or an article. The transcript is punctuated and broken into readable sentences, not a raw stream of lowercase words, so it is genuinely usable the moment it lands.

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Private until you run it

When you drop a file in, it previews locally in your browser so you can check you picked the right one before anything happens. Running the transcription is the only step that sends the audio off to be processed, and that step is where the login and the two-credit cost apply. If a run ever fails, the credits are released — you are only charged for a transcript you actually get back.

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From speech to text, in a few steps

Upload a file, run the AI once, and get a clean, readable transcript you can copy, edit and export.

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How to transcribe a video

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Step 1

Upload your file

Drag in a video or audio file, or click to choose one. It previews privately in your browser while you get set up.

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Step 2

Sign in to run

Running the AI uses 2 credits, so we ask for a free account first and bring you right back to this page.

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Step 3

Let the AI listen

The model transcribes the speech and detects the language automatically — no settings to fuss with, no manual scrubbing.

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Step 4

Copy or download

Read the transcript on the right, copy it to your clipboard, or download it as a .txt file to use anywhere.

One clean pass

The audio is transcribed in a single pass and returned as continuous, readable text.

You get punctuated sentences, not a wall of fragments you have to stitch together by hand.

Language on autopilot

The language is detected for you, so an English interview and a Spanish lecture both just work.

There is no menu to hunt through before you can start.

Built for reuse

A transcript is the raw material for subtitles, summaries, quotes and articles.

Get it once and reuse it everywhere your content lives.

Fair, visible pricing

Each run costs 2 credits and the cost is shown on the button before you commit.

If a run fails, you are not charged a thing.

Nothing to install

It runs in your browser on any machine — no desktop app, no plugin, no upload queue to manage.

Timed under the hood

Word-level timing is captured during transcription, which is exactly what you need when you turn the text into subtitles later.

Tips & good to know

A few quick pointers to get the best result from this tool.

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Clean punctuated sentences.
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Automatic language detection.
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Reusing a transcript.
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A finished transcript.

What people transcribe

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Content creators

Turn a talking-head video into captions and a blog post from the same recording.

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Students & researchers

Get a searchable text version of a lecture or interview to quote and study from.

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Teams

Capture what was said in a recorded call so nobody has to take notes by hand.

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Accessibility

Produce a base transcript for subtitles so your videos work for everyone.

Journalists

Transcribe an interview and pull accurate quotes in minutes, not hours.

Course makers

Convert lessons into text for handouts, notes and searchable archives.

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