Automatic transcription for every need
Every case has its quirks: timestamps for subtitles, several speakers in an interview, technical vocabulary in a lecture. Pick yours.
- podcastsPublishing a transcript of each episode boosts your podcast's SEO, makes it accessible to deaf listeners and gives you material for articles, newsletters and social posts.View page
- interviewsTranscribing an interview by hand takes 4 to 6 hours per hour of audio.View page
- meetingsStop taking notes and focus on the conversation.View page
- lecturesRecord your classes or lectures and turn them into complete notes you can search, highlight and review.View page
- research and thesesQualitative research, dissertations and theses require transcribing interviews and focus groups before analysis.View page
- subtitlesGenerate subtitles for your videos automatically and download them as SRT or VTT, compatible with YouTube, Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut and most players.View page
- journalistsWhen you're on deadline you can't spend hours transcribing quotes.View page
- lawyersTranscribe depositions, hearings, client meetings and recordings submitted as evidence to work with the full text.View page
- YouTube videosIf you create content, upload your video file before publishing: you'll get accurate subtitles, a description based on what you say and text to reuse on your blog and social media.View page
- webinars and conferencesTurn every webinar or talk into reusable content: a blog post, a summary for attendees, subtitles for the recording and internal training material.View page