AI Transcription
Find the words. Follow the footage.
Turn spoken video into a timed transcript so you can review the recording by reading, then check each passage against the footage.
How it works
- 01
Start with your recording
Upload your video to a project. Transcription runs before transcript-based editing, giving you a written view of the spoken content.
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Read with context
Use the transcript to locate an answer, explanation or repeated take. Check the matching footage to understand the delivery, rather than judging the words alone.
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Move into the edit
Use the transcript as the starting point for your cut. When a passage does not belong in the story, text-based editing removes its matching footage.
A practical way to review interviews
For an interview with several long answers, read the transcript to identify the sections worth keeping. Return to the recording to check tone and context before cutting. For tutorials, use the text to review the order of the explanation and spot repeated instructions.
Read the editing guideCommon questions
- Will every word be transcribed correctly?
- Review important wording against the recording, especially names, technical terms and overlapping speech. Background noise and unclear audio can affect the transcript.
- Does transcription change my video?
- Generating a transcript is the starting point. Removing passages through text-based editing is a separate editing action that changes the cut.
- Can I start editing while transcription runs?
- Transcript-based tools need the transcript to finish first. You can close the tab while processing continues and return to the project afterward.