The video is transcribed in its original language, then translated in one click: text, timestamps and SRT subtitles included.
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 lecture as text, a study sheet and a quiz to check you’ve got it.
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The essentials of a 40-minute video in a one-minute read, with the key moments.
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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 talk in French, a recipe in Arabic, a tutorial in Spanish: transcription.page first transcribes the video in its original language, detected automatically, then the Translate button makes it readable in English, French, Arabic, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Indonesian or Dutch.
The translation keeps every segment’s timestamps, so the exported SRT and WebVTT subtitles are translated too, ready to add to the video. Original + translation mode shows each translated line with the original right under it, ideal for learning a language or checking a passage.
The original language is detected on its own; you can also pick another caption track in the language menu.
Choose the language: the translation arrives in seconds, with its progress shown.
Translated text, Original + translation view, translated SRT or VTT subtitles.
Timestamps are kept: the translated SRT file lines up with the video straight away.
Each translated segment is followed by its original, to learn or to check.
Darija and other Arabic dialects are translated for meaning, not word for word.
Switch between translation and original at any time; each translation is kept in your history.
It is done by a language model that reads sentences in context, which gives a natural translation. For official use, have the important passages proofread.
Yes: each translated segment keeps the start and end time of the original segment.
Fifteen translation languages. The transcription itself works in the video’s original language, whatever it is.