Paste the link to your video or one that inspires you: YouTube chapters, an article, posts and subtitles in a few clicks.
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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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.
Learn moreA video takes hours of work; it would be a shame for it to live on one platform only. From the transcript, the Use it tab prepares the content that goes with it: timestamped chapters for the YouTube description, a structured blog article, a LinkedIn post, an X thread and an Instagram or TikTok caption, plus the most striking quotes with their exact time.
It’s also a way to study what works: transcribe a TikTok or Reel that took off, read its hook and structure calmly, and learn from it. SRT and WebVTT subtitles are ready to import into your editing software or YouTube.
Your YouTube video, Reel or TikTok, or another creator’s.
YouTube chapters, Blog article, Social posts or Key quotes, in the language of your choice.
Proofread, adjust to your voice, copy or download as Markdown.
A “00:00 Title” list starting at zero, ready to paste into the description.
The video rewritten as an article with a title, subheadings and conclusion, without spoken hesitations.
LinkedIn, an X thread and an Instagram/TikTok caption with hashtags, from the video’s ideas.
Exportable SRT and WebVTT, translatable into 15 languages to reach a new audience.
They are good first drafts. Proofread them and adapt them to your voice; if the video isn’t yours, respect its author’s rights and credit them.
The list starts at 00:00 and suggests chapters at least 10 seconds apart, which YouTube requires to display them.
A few seconds for a short video; a long video is read part by part, which can take a minute or two.