Copy the YouTube video link
Open an available video on YouTube and copy the link from the browser's address bar or the "Share" menu.
Use a link that leads directly to the video you need.
Paste a link to an available YouTube video — Transkribator will recognize the speech and prepare a transcript with timecodes, a short summary, key points and a summary.
Video files with an audio track are supported.
Copy the link to an available video, paste it into Transkribator and wait for processing to finish.
Open an available video on YouTube and copy the link from the browser's address bar or the "Share" menu.
Use a link that leads directly to the video you need.
Add the link to the field on the page and start processing. The service checks the video's availability and starts recognizing speech.
If the video is not available to the service, you will see a message and can check the link or upload the video file.
Available after the video is processed
After processing, a transcript with timecodes, a short summary, key points and a summary will be available.
The result can be checked, edited by hand and downloaded for further work.
Transkribator turns speech from a video into a structured result that is easy to read, check and use in further work.
The video covers the main stages of work, practical recommendations, typical mistakes and final conclusions.
The author goes through the main stages of work step by step, shows a practical example and recommends checking the result before finishing the process.
A condensed description of the main topics helps you quickly understand a YouTube video without rewatching the whole recording.
Key ideas are handy to use in notes, work documents and publications.
A general outcome helps you quickly recall the video's context and its main conclusions.
Use a link to a video that is available for viewing and technically available to the service during processing.
Open the YouTube video you need and copy the link from the browser's address bar or the "Share" menu.
Before pasting, make sure the video opens and plays in the browser.
Availability for processing is checked separately.
If the video opens for you, processing is more likely to succeed, but this does not guarantee the source is technically available to the service.
Processing needs a link to a specific video. A link to a channel, collection or playlist may not work.
The service checks the source's availability when processing actually starts.
Check a YouTube video linkPaste a link — the service checks the source's availability when processing starts.
If the video file is on your device, upload it through the general video-to-text page.
Upload a video fileUploading a file does not require fetching the video by an external link.
Turn speech from a video into text to study materials faster, find important fragments and use the content in further work.
Get the text of a training video, pick out the main ideas and prepare materials for reviewing the topic.
Timecodes help you get back to the explanations and examples you need.
Turn a conversation into text to find important ideas, quotes and topics faster.
The transcript can be used for notes, analysis and preparing other materials.
Get a text description of the stages, recommendations and conclusions from a training video, review or practical guide.
The text helps you get back to individual steps without searching for the right moment in the video every time.
Keep the content of a webinar, presentation or public talk as text for notes and work documents.
A short summary and key points help you recall the main topics and conclusions faster.
Use the transcript as a basis for an article, description, post or other material after checking and editing the text.
The source video remains the main source, and the transcript helps you prepare a draft faster.
Timecodes, a short summary and key points help you find your way in a long recording faster and get back to the sections you need.
Use the text to search for information and revisit individual fragments.
See how speech from a video turns into text with timecodes, a short summary, key points and a summary.
The example is used only to demonstrate the service's result.
The video explains how to organize a new project: define the goal and constraints, split the work into stages, assign owners, agree on the definition of done and check the result regularly.
Organizing a project starts with defining the goal, the expected result and the constraints. Then the work is split into stages, owners are assigned and the definition of done is agreed. Recording decisions and checking results regularly helps keep the shared context and adjust further actions in time.
Choose the right amount of minutes or buy extra minutes for processing videos.
To try the service and check the quality on your own recordings.
For occasional processing of short recordings and available links.
The best plan for regular work with audio and video.
You can first paste a link and check whether the video is available for processing.
Have a video file instead of a link?Convert a video file to text
A short explanation of how to convert a YouTube video to text and what to keep in mind before processing.
Open an available video on YouTube, copy the link from the browser's address bar or the "Share" menu, paste it into the form on the page and start processing. When it is done, a transcript and extra materials will be available.
Use a link that leads directly to an available video. The video must open for viewing and be technically available to the service during processing.
Possible reasons: private access, a deleted or blocked video, age or regional restrictions, a link to a channel or playlist instead of a specific video, or the source being temporarily unavailable. Check the link and try pasting it again.
You get a transcript with timecodes, a short summary, key points and a summary. The text can be checked and edited by hand if needed.
Yes, the transcript uses timecodes that help you find the right fragments of the source video.
Processing time depends on the video's length, the source's availability, the current load on the service and the technical parameters of the recording. Do not close the page until the service confirms the processing was created.
The finished text can be checked, edited by hand and downloaded for further work. The available actions are shown in the result screen.
The cost depends on the video's length and the chosen plan. Processing uses your minutes balance. If needed, you can buy a plan or extra minutes — see pricing. One-time payments, no automatic charges.
Check that the video opens and copy the link again. If the video file is on your device, you can upload it through the "Video to text" page.
Paste a link to an available video and get a transcript with timecodes, a short summary, key points and a summary.
The result can be checked, edited by hand and saved for further work.
A visual example of the interface without real user data.