Return to the idea, not the start
Use lectures and educational recordings to locate an explanation, compare arguments and decide which passages to revisit.
YouTube · Instagram · TikTok · VK
Video. Audio.
Text.
Turn a recording into text and three summaries. Start with a link or file.
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TranscriptionDemo
Choose your reading depthYouTube · Instagram · video and audio
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Short
Get an overview of the central ideas and main conclusions before deciding what deserves more attention.
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Medium
Read the key arguments, useful examples and context without working through the whole recording.
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Four views
Long
Explore a more detailed, structured account of the discussion, with its important facts and qualifications.
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Full transcript
Return to the transcribed speech for details, editing and reference. Check exact quotations against the original audio.
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- Link or file
- Three summaries
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How it works
Start with the main ideas, then choose how deeply to read. A transcript and three summary lengths help you find the information that matters to you.
Choose a source, let the service process it, then read at your own pace. Ready parts can appear while the remaining summaries are still being prepared.
Add a source
Paste a public YouTube, Instagram, TikTok or VK video link, or upload your own audio or video file.
Get the text
The service retrieves or transcribes the speech. Progress and preliminary results are labelled; a failed source may require a different file.
Choose a view
Start with the short summary, then open medium, long or full transcript. Missing or unfinished summaries are not presented as complete.
Keep the conversation in context
Read the main points and then explore the details. A summary is a guide to the recording, not a substitute for checking a speaker’s exact words.
Build a library on this device
Reopen saved entries, rename them and add notes. Copy the selected view or download available summaries and the transcript as TXT.
Questions
Which sources are supported?
Accessible public YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and VK videos, plus audio and video files. You can select a YouTube channel or up to 100 accessible posts from a public TikTok profile; incomplete lists are labelled. To process your own Instagram Business or Creator account, sign in first. Availability depends on the platform; restricted access is not bypassed.
What are the current limits?
The current cloud configuration allows recordings up to ten hours and uploads up to 20 MiB. An internet connection is required. Larger files need to be split or compressed without making the speech unclear.
Will I receive an English summary?
Choose a language before processing: new summaries and the full text will use it. There are 12 supported languages. A recording in another language is translated in the full-text view, with its original transcript kept separately. Changing the interface language does not translate saved recordings.
How fast is transcription?
Time varies with duration, sound quality, subtitle availability, upload time and service load. A cached result can be faster than a new recording. There is no guaranteed instant or seven-second result for an hour-long video.
Do I need an account or subscription?
Your own files and individual public videos do not require login. Instagram account import requires login to your own professional Business or Creator account; other people’s and personal accounts cannot be connected. Core features are free. Sign in with Google or Apple to save history in your account and synchronize it across devices using the main app. Without sign-in, recordings stay on this device; you can choose to add them to your account.
Can I trust every detail or email the result?
AI can mishear names, numbers or context, so verify important facts against the recording. The email action opens a draft in your own mail app; you send it. A long draft may be shortened with a notice, while TXT preserves the available result.
Guides
01
YouTube to text
Get a transcript of a supported public YouTube video, choose a summary length and check names, quotations and facts before saving the result.
Learn more02Video summaries
Choose short, medium or detailed YouTube summaries in your selected language. Learn when to use each view and how to check the original meaning.
Learn more03Audio to text
Prepare and upload an audio file, review the transcript and summaries, check names and numbers, then keep a separate copy of important material.
Learn more04Instagram videos
Turn speech in a supported public Instagram Reel into text. Understand source restrictions, distinguish spoken words from visuals and save useful notes.
Learn more05WhatsApp voice messages
Save a WhatsApp voice message as an audio file and upload it for transcription. Check instructions, dates and numbers before sharing the result.
Learn more06Lecture notes
Use a transcript and summaries to structure lecture notes. Check definitions, formulas and examples, then rewrite useful ideas in your own words.
Learn more07Long recordings
Understand processing stages, file and duration limits, and estimated time savings when transcribing long videos or lecture recordings online.
Learn more08Check the result
Check names, numbers, negatives and quotations in a transcript. Compare summary conclusions with the original recording before relying on the result.
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Possible time saved
60 minwatching−2 minreading−1 minwaiting
Estimated at 200 words per minute, not a service speed measurement. Your reading pace, processing time and required depth may differ.