Video transcripts, summaries, and scripts
Choose transcripts, summaries, subtitles, or visual shot scripts, then copy or export results.
Video analysis has two output paths: speech-based transcripts, subtitles, and summaries; and visual analysis for shot descriptions, scripts, and generation prompts. Choose by the result you need.
Entries and outputs
| Desired output | Page |
|---|---|
| Speech transcript with timing | Video to text |
| Summary, key points, and chapters | Video summarizer |
| SRT subtitles | Video to SRT |
| YouTube transcript or summary | YouTube transcripts, YouTube summaries |
| TikTok transcript or summary | TikTok transcripts, TikTok summaries |
| Visual scripts and shot analysis | Video to script, AI video analyzer |
| Overall prompts and shot storyboards | Video to Prompt guide |
Transcripts, summaries, and subtitles
- Open the matching entry and upload video or audio, or select link input.
- Choose source and output languages and the needed transcript, summary, key points, or chapters.
- Check the current trial allowance or credits and process.
- Read timestamped text, summaries, and chapters in the result area.
- Copy the content or export TXT, SRT, or VTT as needed.
The text tool currently allows uploads up to 50 MB and 10 minutes for guests, or 200 MB and 2 hours for signed-in users. Quota and credits follow current page rules. Link support depends on the entry and source accessibility; upload a file if a link cannot be read.
Visual analysis and scripts
Open Video to Script or AI Video Analyzer, add a reference, select a language, and analyze. Results focus on scenes, subject actions, shot sizes, camera movements, lighting, and sound descriptions. See Video to Prompt for full storyboard steps and input limits.
Common questions
Why are subtitles different from a visual script?
Subtitles follow spoken words. A visual script describes the people, actions, and scenes in the footage. A silent video can still have a shot structure to analyze.
Can I use a platform video link directly?
Use the matching platform transcript or summary entry first. Visual prompt tools require accessible video files or direct media URLs. Their input rules differ.