Voqusa

Description

Voqusa is a free online AI transcript generator that converts social-media videos and audio files into accurate, readable text in seconds. You paste a public video URL from TikTok, YouTube (Shorts and long-form), Instagram (Reels and IGTV), Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, or Pinterest, and Voqusa extracts the speech, adds punctuation and sentence breaks, and returns a clean transcript you can edit, copy, translate, or export. It also accepts direct file uploads such as MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, and MOV for podcasts, meetings, and voice memos, and includes free in-browser subtitle converters for SRT, VTT, and TXT.

The tool runs entirely in the browser with no extension, app, or account needed for the free caption tool, and works the same on mobile. Its AI speech-to-text supports more than 80 source languages, from English and Spanish to Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Mandarin, with automatic language detection and an interface available in 18 locales. Every transcript can be translated into 14-plus output languages inside the tool at no extra credit cost, and a built-in AI assistant can summarize, answer questions, pull key quotes, and draft posts from the transcript. For clear audio in a supported language, accuracy typically exceeds 95%, and the result stays fully editable.

Voqusa is free to try, with the first YouTube transcripts costing nothing and new accounts getting free credits. After that it uses pay-as-you-go credits (one credit per YouTube video or per minute of other speech-to-text), with packs starting at $1.99, no subscription, and credits valid for 12 months. Failed or no-speech transcriptions cost nothing, and anonymous no-signup transcripts are not stored after the session ends.

Voqusa's Core Features

• Transcribe videos from TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and Pinterest by pasting a URL

• Direct file uploads (MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV and more) for podcasts, meetings, and voice memos

• AI speech-to-text in 80+ source languages with automatic language detection

• Free translation of any transcript into 14+ output languages

• Automatic punctuation and sentence breaks for readable output

• Built-in AI assistant for summaries, Q&A, key quotes, and post drafts

• Free in-browser subtitle converters and exports for SRT, VTT, and TXT

• Runs entirely in the browser with no install and no signup for the free caption tool

How to use Voqusa?

1. 1

   Paste a video link: Copy any public video URL from a supported platform, or upload an audio or video file.

2. 2

   Generate the transcript: Voqusa extracts the speech, applies punctuation, and produces a clean transcript in seconds.

3. 3

   Edit if needed: Review and edit the fully editable text before copying or downloading.

4. 4

   Translate: Optionally translate the transcript into any of 14+ output languages at no extra credit cost.

5. 5

   Use the text: Copy it, export as TXT, SRT, or VTT, or use the AI assistant to summarize and repurpose it.

Voqusa's Use Cases

• Repurpose content
• Competitor and content analysis
• Accessibility and captions
• Interviews and research

FAQ from Voqusa

• What platforms does Voqusa support?

  It transcribes videos from TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Pinterest by pasting a public URL, and also accepts direct uploads like MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, and MOV.

• Is Voqusa really free?

  Trying it is free with no signup, and new accounts get free credits. After that it uses pay-as-you-go credits (one per YouTube video or per minute of other speech-to-text), with packs from $1.99, no subscription, and free in-browser subtitle converters.

• What languages can it transcribe?

  Voqusa's speech-to-text supports 80+ source languages with automatic detection, and transcripts can be translated into 14+ output languages, with the interface available in 18 locales.

• Do I need to install anything?

  No. Voqusa runs entirely in the browser with no extension, app, or account required for the free caption tool, and it works the same on mobile. An optional Chrome extension exists but is not required.

• How accurate are the transcripts?

  For videos with clear audio in a supported language, accuracy typically exceeds 95%. Background noise, heavy accents, or overlapping speakers can reduce accuracy, and the result is fully editable.

• Is my data safe?

  Transcripts are tied to your account and only visible to you, are not resold or used to train third-party models, and anonymous no-signup transcripts are not stored after your session ends.