Step 1 — Upload episode audio/video
Upload your podcast export file and start transcription. Use speaker segmentation for host/guest readability.
VideoText workflow guide
Turn podcast episodes into reusable assets quickly: searchable transcript text, chapter timestamps, key takeaways, and subtitle exports for clips. Built for weekly publishing cadence.
Upload your podcast export file and start transcription. Use speaker segmentation for host/guest readability.
Get transcript text plus summary and chapter sections to speed up show-note drafting and content repurposing.
Use transcript text for SEO pages, summary bullets for episode descriptions, and captions for social clips.
Summary bullets + chapter points provide a strong first draft for episode pages.
Subtitle-ready outputs make short-form clip publishing faster.
Transcript text creates searchable content across your back catalog.
| Feature | VideoText | Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Podcast workflow focus | Optimized for show notes + chapters + clips | General-purpose transcript tools only |
| Output readiness | Structured assets with minimal cleanup | More manual editing before publish |
| Speed on long episodes | Minutes, not hours, for long-form episodes | Slower handoff or editing loops |
Generate transcript and summary immediately after recording.
Find quotable moments quickly with transcript and chapter structure.
Repurpose one episode into newsletter, blog, and social content faster.
Beyond transcript text, VideoText adds summaries, chapter sections, and export-ready outputs that speed up show notes and content repurposing.
Upload common podcast exports like MP4, MOV, and WebM containers. If your workflow starts with MP3/WAV, export to a supported container or use your video recording source file.
Yes. Speaker segmentation helps split host/guest sections and improves editing speed for long episodes.
A long episode usually completes within minutes, allowing same-day show notes and social clip prep without manual transcription.