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An AI video to text transcriber is a tool that automatically extracts spoken dialogue from video files and converts it into written text. Whether you're working with recorded presentations, training videos, webinars, or social media clips, this tool generates accurate transcripts without the need for manual typing, saving hours of tedious transcription work.
Powered by TaskAGI's HyperVoice speech recognition technology, the video transcriber processes audio tracks from any standard video format with high accuracy. The engine handles background music, varying audio quality, and different speaking styles while maintaining transcript precision, making it reliable for both professionally produced videos and casual recordings alike.
Video producers, marketers, and educators use video-to-text transcription to make their visual content more accessible and discoverable. Transcripts enable closed captioning for hearing-impaired viewers, boost SEO by providing search engines with indexable text, and allow content teams to quickly repurpose video material into blog articles, social posts, and documentation.
Convert any video to text in three simple steps — upload, choose your format, and get your transcript. Powered by state-of-the-art AI speech recognition.
Used by content creators, educators, and professionals worldwide.
Try It FreeUpload or Paste URL
Upload a video file directly or paste a URL. We support MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, and WebM formats up to 30 minutes long.
Choose Output Format
Select your preferred format: plain text, timestamped transcript, SRT subtitles, VTT captions, or a concise summary.
AI Speech Recognition
Our advanced ASR engine extracts the audio track and converts spoken words to text with 99% accuracy across 20+ languages.
Speaker Detection
Automatically identifies and labels different speakers in multi-person videos like interviews, meetings, and panel discussions.
Export & Download
Download your transcript as TXT, SRT, or VTT files, or copy directly to your clipboard. Ready for any workflow.
Multiple Use Cases
Create subtitles, repurpose video into blog posts, transcribe meetings and lectures, and improve accessibility.
Everything you need to know about our video to text transcriber and how to get started converting your videos.
Our AI video transcriber extracts the audio track from your video file, then uses advanced automatic speech recognition (ASR) to convert the spoken words into text. The AI model identifies speech patterns, punctuation, and speaker changes to produce an accurate, readable transcript. The entire process takes just seconds for most videos.
Yes! You can transcribe videos for free with a TaskAGI account. The free plan includes 2 minutes of transcription per month. For longer videos or higher volume, our paid plans offer up to 3,000 minutes per month with premium features like speaker detection, multiple export formats, and priority processing.
Our transcriber supports all popular video formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, and WebM. You can also paste a direct URL to a video file. The tool automatically extracts the audio track for transcription regardless of the video codec used.
On the free plan, you can transcribe videos up to 2 minutes long. Paid plans support videos up to 30 minutes per file, with batch processing available on the Automator and Orchestrator plans for even longer content. There is no limit on the number of files you can process within your monthly minutes.
Absolutely! Our transcriber can export in SRT and VTT subtitle formats, which are compatible with all major video editors and platforms including YouTube, Vimeo, and social media. Each subtitle segment is timestamped for accurate synchronization with your video.
Yes, our AI transcriber supports 20+ languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, and more. The AI automatically detects the spoken language, or you can manually specify it for improved accuracy.
Our video to text transcriber is used by thousands of creators, professionals, and students worldwide.
Generate SRT/VTT subtitles for any video automatically
Turn video content into articles, blog posts, and social media
Transcribe recorded meetings, interviews, and presentations
Make video content accessible to deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers
Convert lectures and tutorials into searchable, quotable text
Choose a plan that fits your needs — start free and upgrade as your transcription volume grows.
Get started with video transcription at no cost.
$0/mo
Start Free2 minutes transcription
Plain text export
Auto language detection
Community support
For creators who need more transcription minutes.
$19/mo
Get Started500 minutes per month
All 5 export formats
Speaker detection
Priority processing
Best for teams and batch transcription needs.
$49/mo
Upgrade to Automator1,200 minutes per month
API access
Batch processing
Team features
Custom solutions for large-scale transcription.
$149/mo
Contact Sales3,000 minutes per month
Dedicated support
Custom language models
SLA guarantee
Thousands of professionals trust TaskAGI's video transcriber for their content and projects.
I repurpose all my video content into blog posts now. The transcriptions are incredibly accurate and the SRT export saves me hours of manual subtitle work.
Amanda Torres
Content Marketer, SaaS Agency
We transcribe all our training videos for compliance documentation. The speaker detection is spot-on and the timestamped output makes referencing specific sections a breeze.
David Park
Corporate Trainer, Fortune 500
As a journalism student, I transcribe interview footage constantly. This tool handles different accents perfectly and the VTT export integrates right into my editing workflow.
Lisa Nakamura
Journalism Student, Columbia University