Speech to text in one upload
Get a timed transcript of the video without typing it out by hand.
Video to text transcript
Translate video speech to text
Turn the speech in a video into a readable text transcript, then translate it into another language when you need to. Export the result as a plain-text transcript or a timed subtitle file, with or without timecodes, from one browser-based workflow.
What does video-to-text translation do?
A video-to-text translator first transcribes the spoken audio into timestamped sentences, then translates those sentences into a target language. You can use it purely as a speech-to-text tool (transcribe only) or as a full transcript translator, and export the result as SRT, VTT, TXT, ASS, DOCX, JSON or CSV. Text exports are also handy as the source for articles, course notes or searchable archives.
Key benefits
Translate the transcript
Convert the text into another language, or keep it in the original language for a clean record.
Many export formats
Download TXT for plain text, SRT/VTT/ASS for subtitles, DOCX for documents, or JSON/CSV for data.
How it works
- 1Upload a MP4, WebM and MOV video and pick the spoken language.
- 2Choose whether to transcribe only or transcribe and translate, then start processing.
- 3Review the transcript line by line and fix names, numbers or specialist terms.
- 4Download the transcript as TXT, DOCX, SRT, VTT, ASS, JSON or CSV.
Common use cases
- Create text transcripts of interviews, lectures and meetings for search and notes.
- Translate course videos into study notes or translated subtitles for learners.
- Export timed transcripts to repurpose long videos into articles and show notes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get the transcript without translating it?
Yes. Choose transcribe only at upload to get a clean original-language transcript without any translation step.
Which text and subtitle formats can I download?
Download the transcript as TXT or DOCX, or timed subtitles as SRT, VTT or ASS. JSON and CSV exports include the timestamps and text for data workflows.
Does the transcript keep the video timing?
Yes. Every line keeps its start and end time, so subtitle exports stay aligned with the source speech.