Transcribe a public YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok video into editable text with timestamps. Export the result as TXT, SRT, or VTT after signup.
Paste a public YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok link you have permission to process.
Use a public YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok video you own or have permission to process.
Click Transcribe video and sign up. Your saved request resumes automatically after authentication.
Read the timestamped transcript, copy it, or download TXT, SRT, and VTT files.
A plain paragraph is useful for notes, but editors need timing. This transcription workflow keeps timestamps attached to the spoken words so the same result can become readable text, an SRT subtitle file, or a VTT track. That makes it practical for editing, accessibility, repurposing, and content research without listening back line by line.
A transcript is the searchable version of a video. Use it to pull quotes, write a summary, create captions, find the strongest opening, or reshape a longer recording into short-form scripts. The value is not only saving typing time -- it is making every spoken idea easy to find and reuse.
Public YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok video links are supported. Private, login-only, deleted, or region-restricted videos may not be available to process.
Yes. Export the transcript as SRT or VTT for subtitle workflows, or download TXT when you only need the words.
You can fill in the form first. When you click Transcribe video, you will be asked to sign up before any processing starts, and the request resumes once you are signed in.
Only process media you own or have permission to use. A public URL does not automatically grant rights to copy, republish, or reuse its content.
Yes, when you have the necessary rights. You can use the transcript as a starting point for captions, a summary, a translated version, or an original video script.