VIDEO IN. IDEAS OUT.
Turn a spoken recording into an overview, key points and chapters. Keep the transcript nearby when you need the detail behind a summary.
Video URL or file upload
Processing your video
Documentary to a research brief
The summary is built from the transcript. Chapters divide a longer recording into navigable topics, while the original wording remains available for detail checks and follow-up questions.
A coastal conservation recording becomes an overview of the problem, the proposed response and the conclusion. Use timestamps to check an important claim in context.
Check details or turn the ideas into a new script
Use a supported video URL or choose a video or audio file from your device.
Select the source language and the transcript, summary or visual analysis you need.
Copy or export the output, ask a follow-up question, or prepare your next creative brief.
| Tool | Output | Your next step |
|---|---|---|
| Video to Text — Transcribe Video with Timestamps | Timestamped transcript and TXT/SRT/VTT exports | Edit captions, collect quotes or ask about the transcript |
| Video Summarizer — Key Points and Chapters Online | Overview, key points and timestamped chapters | Check details or turn the ideas into a new script |
| Video to Script — Extract a Scene-by-Scene Storyboard | Scene-by-scene script and visual production cues | Refine the storyboard and create your next video |
It can produce a short overview, a list of key points and chapters alongside a timestamped transcript. Select the outputs you need before processing.
This tool summarizes captions or transcribed speech. It does not infer visible actions from words alone. Use Video to Script or Video to Prompt for visual analysis.
Yes. Upload a recording or use a supported video URL. File and duration limits depend on the active account and service.
Yes. Set the summary language separately from the spoken language. This lets you keep the source transcript and read the overview in another supported interface language.
Chapters group related speech into topics with timestamps. They help you locate a section without treating the short overview as a replacement for every detail.
Use the follow-up panel to request a new script based on the transcript. Specify the audience, length and intended message; generated adaptations are new writing, not quotes from the source.
Transcription and summary are separate stages. A login, credit or model error can prevent the summary even after the transcript succeeds. The result panel explains the missing output.
No. The question panel uses the completed transcript as context. A chat response uses its model allowance or credits without starting another video transcription task.
Add a video link or upload a file, choose the output, and continue working with the result.
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