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Turn video speech into text in three steps.

  1. Add a video

    Upload a supported video file or paste a public video link.

  2. Get the text

    We transcribe the speech and translate it when you select a target language.

  3. Review and download

    Review the transcript, summary, and key points, then export what you need.

Transcription examples

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Product interviewAI-generated video sample

A short product interview

Watch two speakers discuss a creative process and compare their words with the timed transcript.

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What helps you start a new project?

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I begin with one clear question.

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Then I talk to the people who will use it.

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What do you do with their feedback?

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I write down what they need, test a small idea, and improve it step by step.

Download sample transcript:

This AI-generated MP4 was submitted through the video upload flow. The transcript and timestamps shown here are the service’s original output, including any recognition errors.

Turn spoken video into editable text and subtitles.

Review the words spoken in your video, correct recognition mistakes, and export a document, subtitle file, or table.

Correct repeated names

Watch all 6 instances of “Sara Chen” change to “Sarah Chen”.

Recorded sample editor: search Sara Chen, enter Sarah Chen, then replace all six occurrences.
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Correct a repeated name

Recorded browser actions using an editing exercise. The MP4 contains the same sequence. Download MP4

Actual editor actions · Name-correction practice

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VIDEO FILES AND LINKS

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Public video links

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ScribeAny transcribes speech in the video. It does not extract text that appears only on screen.

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A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Video transcription questions.

Do I need an account?

No account is required to transcribe, translate, summarize, edit, copy, or download in this preview.

Which video files can I upload?

Upload MP4, MOV, M4V, MKV, WEBM, AVI, WMV, or QT files up to 100 MB in this preview.

Does ScribeAny read text shown inside the video?

ScribeAny transcribes spoken audio. It does not read titles, captions, slides, or other text that only appears in the video frames.

Do I need to extract the audio before uploading a video?

No. Upload the supported video file and ScribeAny processes its spoken audio directly.

Can I paste a public video link instead?

Yes. Switch to Paste link for a public YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, or Facebook video. Private, deleted, restricted, or inaccessible links can fail.

Can I translate and summarize a video transcript?

Yes. The source language is detected automatically. You can request an editable translation, summary, and key points before starting, then review them against the transcript.

What is the difference between a transcript and SRT or VTT?

A transcript is the editable spoken text. SRT and VTT are separate timed text files for compatible players and editors; they do not contain the video or permanently add subtitles to it.

Can I edit the transcript before downloading?

Yes. Edit the text directly, or search for a word or phrase and use Replace all to update matching text. Downloads use the text currently shown in your transcript.

How do I keep my transcript and edits?

Download your transcript before refreshing or leaving this page. This preview keeps edits only in the current page and doesn’t provide an account library. Uploaded files are sent to a transcription service for processing; this isn’t an offline tool.

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