Strip the timestamps from a caption file and get a clean, readable transcript.
Caption files up to 2 MB: SRT, WebVTT, YouTube SBV or ASS.
Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Open or paste a caption file to begin.
Studio uses your words to cut, caption and clip the video, all from one upload.
Caption files chop speech into two-line pieces. Printed as they are, that is hundreds of short lines. This tool joins the pieces back into sentences and starts a new paragraph wherever the speaker paused for longer than the time you set, which is usually where the subject changes.
Show notes, a blog post drafted from a talk, quotes for social posts, a searchable record of a meeting, and an accessible alternative for people who prefer reading. The buttons under the result carry it straight into the chapter generator, the description writer and the clip planner.
If the file marks speakers the WebVTT way, each name is kept as "Name: " at the start of the line, or removed if you prefer.
Yes. Choose paragraphs with a time, and each paragraph starts with the time it begins.
No. The words are exactly those in the caption file.
Turn a timestamped transcript into YouTube chapters that meet YouTube's three chapter rules.
Write a YouTube description from your transcript, using only the links you give it.
Find eight clips and posts inside one transcript, each with a quote checked against your words.
Translate a caption file into another language and keep every timestamp where it was.
Upload the raw recording. Studio cuts the ums, retakes and long pauses, adds captions and makes short clips. 30 free minutes, no card.