Paste the link to a lecture: get the full text, then a study sheet, an outline and a quiz in one click.
Pick a tool: the AI works on the transcript and answers in a few seconds.
AI-generated from the transcript: check important facts in the video.
The transcript is just the start: summarise, study, translate, or hand the video to your AI.
The essentials of a 40-minute video in a one-minute read, with the key moments.
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The text in 15 languages, original and translation side by side, translated subtitles.
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Ask questions about the video, or send it to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini in one click.
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Algerian, Moroccan and Tunisian videos, written the way they are spoken, then translated.
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YouTube chapters, a blog article, LinkedIn, X and Instagram posts from one video.
Learn moreA video lecture is easy to watch but hard to revise: you can’t skim a proof, highlight a definition or find the professor’s exact words the night before an exam. transcription.page puts the whole lecture in writing, split into paragraphs, with a timestamp on every passage so you can jump back to the right moment in the video.
Once the text is ready, the Use it tab does the formatting for you: a study sheet with the key concepts, definitions, examples and likely exam questions, a detailed part-by-part outline, and an eight-question quiz to check what you remember. You can also ask a precise question about the lecture, or get everything in another language if the lecture isn’t in yours.
A YouTube video (lecture, talk, tutorial), an Instagram Reel or an educational TikTok.
The text arrives in paragraphs, with word search and clickable timestamps.
Pick Study sheet, Detailed outline or Quiz: the result appears in seconds, ready to copy or download.
Key concepts in bold, definitions, examples and figures with their time in the video, points to remember and possible exam questions.
Eight multiple-choice questions, marked on click with an explanation and the matching moment in the video.
The structure of the lecture, part by part, like a course handout’s table of contents.
“What did she say about the second law?”: the answer relies only on the lecture and cites timestamps.
Lecture in French, Spanish or Arabic? Get the study sheet straight in English, or translate the whole text.
Up to 1 h 30 when the video has captions (most YouTube lectures do), and up to 30 minutes when the audio has to go through speech recognition.
It is written by an AI using only what is said in the video, with timestamps on the important passages. Always check a key definition or formula by clicking its timestamp before an exam.
Yes. Transcription, study sheet, quiz and translation are free and need no account. Your transcripts stay in your browser’s history.
Download it as Markdown (.md) or copy it into your word processor, then print it like any document.