Turn Any Video Into Text

Not just YouTube — paste a link, upload a file, or drop in a recording. Links use the video’s caption track; uploaded files are transcribed with speech-to-text.

YouTube link Uploaded MP4 / MOV Audio file (MP3, WAV) Screen recording

One tool, several sources

The same transcript engine handles YouTube links and locally uploaded files.

Speech-to-text for your files

No captions on your own recording? Upload it and the audio itself gets transcribed directly.

Handles long recordings

Multi-hour lectures, meetings, or interviews are processed in chunks rather than failing outright.

Export when you're done

Save the result as TXT, Markdown, or PDF once the conversion finishes.

Also useful: organize that same text into study notes, pull out a checklist instead of a transcript, get an AI summary of it instead, the same conversion for a file you already have.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of video sources are supported?

YouTube links, uploaded video or audio files (like MP4 or MP3), and recordings without any existing captions.

What happens if the video has no subtitles or captions?

For a YouTube link, the transcript comes from the video’s caption track, so a video without captions can’t be transcribed from the link. If it’s your own recording, upload the file instead — speech-to-text transcribes the audio directly.

Is there a file size or length limit?

Uploaded files are processed in chunks, so multi-hour recordings are supported.