Transcriptly

Description

Transcriptly is an online audio and video to text converter that transcribes local files or YouTube videos into text and subtitles. It supports 98+ languages and common formats including MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A, and MOV, and it can generate AI summaries and highlights alongside the transcript. The tool is aimed at content creators, students, journalists, researchers, and businesses who need to turn spoken content into usable text.

Beyond plain transcription, Transcriptly offers timestamps, speaker detection, and an interactive transcript analysis feature that lets you chat with your transcripts to summarize content, extract key points, and generate insights. Transcripts and subtitles can be exported in multiple formats — SRT, VTT, TXT, CSV, PDF, and DOCX — for use in editing and publishing workflows.

Developers can use a dedicated API to batch-process YouTube video transcripts at higher volumes. Transcriptly is free to start with 10 monthly credits, with paid plans adding more capacity, additional formats, and higher processing limits.

Transcriptly's Core Features

• Audio, video, and YouTube to text and subtitle conversion

• Support for 98+ languages

• Support for common audio/video formats (MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A, MOV, and more)

• AI summaries and highlights of transcribed content

• Timestamps and speaker detection

• Interactive transcript analysis to chat with your transcripts

• Export to SRT, VTT, TXT, CSV, PDF, and DOCX

• Developer API for batch YouTube transcript extraction

How to use Transcriptly?

1. 1

   Upload or link: Upload an audio/video file from your device or paste a YouTube URL.

2. 2

   Transcribe: Click Transcribe and the AI engine converts speech to text.

3. 3

   Review and analyze: Read the transcript with timestamps and speakers, and optionally chat with it for summaries and key points.

4. 4

   Export or share: Download the transcript or subtitles in SRT, VTT, PDF, DOCX, TXT, or CSV, or share a secure link.

Transcriptly's Use Cases

• Students and researchers
• Content creators
• Journalists and writers
• Businesses and marketers

FAQ from Transcriptly

• What can Transcriptly transcribe?

  It can transcribe local audio and video files as well as YouTube videos, supporting formats such as MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A, and MOV.

• How many languages are supported?

  Transcriptly supports 98+ languages, making it suitable for international content and language learning.

• What export formats are available?

  Transcripts and subtitles can be exported in SRT, VTT, TXT, CSV, PDF, and DOCX.

• Is there a free plan?

  Yes. The free plan includes 10 credits per month, covering YouTube videos with captions and a limited amount of local file or AI transcript generation, with all languages supported.

• Can I get summaries of my content?

  Yes. Transcriptly generates AI summaries and highlights and lets you chat with your transcripts to extract key points and insights.

• Is there an API for developers?

  Yes. A dedicated API lets developers batch-process YouTube video transcripts for high-volume extraction.