Videototranscript
Turns videos, YouTube links and audio into searchable, timestamped transcripts in 100+ languages with speaker recognition
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What is Videototranscript?
AI-powered video transcription tool that converts videos, YouTube links, and audio recordings into searchable, timestamped text. Supports 100+ languages with speaker recognition, built-in editor, and multiple export formats for transcripts, captions, and documents.
Videototranscript pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free tier (specific limits not detailed on this page)
Videototranscript pros
- High-accuracy AI speech recognition with built-in editor to correct names, numbers, and technical terms
- Fast processing—converts long recordings to transcripts in minutes
- 100+ language support and speaker recognition to identify and label different speakers
- Multiple export formats (TXT, SRT, VTT, DOCX) and multiple input sources (file upload, YouTube URL, audio recording)
- Private upload option for reviewing sensitive media before publishing
Videototranscript cons
- File size limit of 5GB may be restrictive for very long or high-quality videos
- No detailed pricing structure provided; unclear which features are free versus premium
- No information about accuracy rates, error margins, or performance on low-quality audio
Frequently asked questions about Videototranscript
What video formats does the tool support?
Supports MP4, MOV, AVI, and MKV files up to 5GB, plus YouTube URLs and audio recording input.
Can the tool identify who is speaking?
Yes, speaker recognition labels different speakers in interviews, meetings, and panels with timestamps.
How many languages are supported?
100+ languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Simplified Chinese.
Can I edit the transcript after generation?
Yes, the built-in editor lets you fix speaker names, correct technical terms, and clean up text before exporting.