Paste the link to a 6-hour Twitch VOD, a 10-hour YouTube livestream or a long Kick stream and get the whole recording as timestamped text and one subtitle file, without downloading it first. A single recording can run up to 24 hours. The first 30 minutes are free without an account.
Without signing in: the first 30 minutes. A free account: up to 72 minutes per recording, within your remaining credits. Longer recordings return a preview.
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A past broadcast on Twitch or Kick, or a YouTube video or livestream replay. We fetch the audio ourselves, so there is no file to download or size to stay under.
A long recording is transcribed in sections at the same time and joined back together. You can close the tab; the link keeps working.
One transcript with timestamps from the first second to the last, as TXT, DOCX, SRT or VTT, or a PDF from the print dialog.
Up to 3 hours on Essential, 6 hours on Growth and 24 hours on Pro, per recording. A free account takes 72 minutes.
One credit per started hour. A 6-hour stream is 6 credits, and Growth takes it at $9.99 a month for 400 credits. A 10-hour stream is 10 credits and needs Pro, $19.99 a month for 1500 credits.
Yes, one SRT or VTT for the whole recording. The sections are joined with their offsets, so the times run from the first second to the last without restarting, and YouTube Studio takes the file as it is.
No. Paste the link and we fetch the audio from the platform, so there is no MP4 to download and no upload limit to stay under. The recording has to be public: subscriber-only VODs and private videos can't be fetched.
About 25–65 minutes for a 10-hour stream, most of it the download from the platform. The page shows an estimate while it runs, and the link keeps working if you close the tab.
It isn't refused. You get the transcript from the start up to your plan's limit, clearly marked as a preview, and you can continue with a plan that takes the full length.
Yes. Without an account you get the first 30 minutes of any recording, and a free account takes recordings up to 72 minutes, so you can check the result before paying for a long one.
On recordings up to 3 hours. Telling voices apart gets unreliable on longer audio, so past that, leave Identify speakers off to get the full transcript.
Yes. One account can transcribe 25 hours in any 24 hours, so a 24-hour recording fits. If you run into it, the message says when there's room again.