Turn podcast episodes into searchable transcripts for show notes, articles, captions, quotes, and accessibility. Paste a direct audio file URL or upload the episode file.
Podcast transcription
Podcasts become easier to publish and repurpose when every episode has a transcript. Search quotes, pull chapters, draft show notes, and make the episode accessible.
Paste a direct MP3 or audio file URL, or upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, or video version of the episode. Transcripto returns timestamped text and export options for publishing workflows.
This first version focuses on direct media links and uploaded episode files. RSS feed ingestion and Spotify episode URLs are not part of this page yet.
A transcript turns one episode into searchable, repurposable publishing material.
Use the transcript to pull topics, guest quotes, product mentions, and follow-up links.
Publish a transcript alongside the episode for listeners who prefer or need text.
Turn the transcript into blog drafts, social posts, newsletters, or subtitle files.
This page narrows the promise to podcast files and direct episode media links, not unsupported podcast platforms.
A podcast transcript usually becomes more than an archive. Producers use it to draft show notes, extract quotes, write newsletters, and create clips with captions.
Because the transcript keeps timestamps, you can move from a quote back to the source audio while editing or fact-checking the episode.
A direct media URL points to the actual audio or video file, such as an MP3 file. That is supported by the link flow when the file type and size pass validation.
A Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or RSS page is different. Those platform pages are not claimed as supported here until dedicated ingestion is built.
Paste the direct episode file URL or upload the file, then export the transcript for publishing.
Paste a direct media file URL or choose the MP3, WAV, M4A, or video file for the episode.
Review the transcript, summarize it for show notes, then export TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT, or VTT.