Paste a public Twitch link to turn the spoken audio into timestamped text. Read and search your transcript, then download TXT, SRT or VTT. Longer recordings start with a preview within your plan limits.
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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Copy a Twitch VOD (twitch.tv/videos/…) or clip URL and drop it in.
We transcribe the available audio up to your plan limit. Longer recordings return a preview you can continue with a suitable plan.
Read and search the transcript. Download TXT for the words, or SRT and VTT for subtitles. Preview downloads cover only the transcribed portion.
Open the VOD or clip on Twitch, copy its link, paste it above, and press Transcribe. Scribetape turns the audio into timestamped text.
Yes, if your plan covers the recording length and you have sufficient credits. Long recordings are transcribed in sections with timestamps measured from the start of the VOD. The source must remain available; processing time depends on its length and download speed.
Processing time varies with recording length, source availability and download speed. Follow progress on the result page and keep its link to return to the transcript. A multi-hour VOD takes longer than a short clip.
You get the opening up to your per-recording limit, clearly marked as a preview. Sign in from the same browser to keep an anonymous preview. Choose a plan that covers the full recording, return to the preview and press Continue. The page shows the additional credit cost, and your original preview stays saved. Other usage limits and source availability still apply.
No — only recorded VODs and clips. Live streams have to finish and be saved as a VOD first.
No. Paste the public Twitch VOD or clip link and we fetch the available audio. You do not need to download the video, install a browser extension or configure OBS.
Yes. VOD timestamps link back to the original recording and run from its beginning, including when audio is processed in sections. Some timestamps are approximate. Check the audio before using a quote or making a precise edit.
Yes — export SRT or WebVTT and use it as a subtitle track for a YouTube re-upload or an edit, or export TXT if you just want the text.
Yes, you get free transcripts to start. Sign in for more; paid plans add higher monthly limits and longer videos.