Video to text

Turn any clip into accurate text. Transcribe, then export or caption it.

Every video model

One workspace

From footage to a transcript

Turn video into text in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

    Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

  2. 02

    Upload your video

    Drop in the clip. The audio is transcribed into timed text for you.

  3. 03

    Edit and export

    Fix any wording, then export the transcript, or caption and translate it.

Use cases

Interviews you can quote

Transcribe a recorded interview and you get a searchable document you can pull quotes from. Editors and journalists work off the text instead of scrubbing the footage, and the timing on each line makes it quick to jump back to the moment a quote was said.

An interview recording alongside its editable text transcript

Lecture and webinar notes

A recorded lecture or webinar becomes a set of notes anyone can read at their own pace. Students and teams skim the transcript for the parts that matter, and the text can be turned into captions so the same recording is accessible to every viewer.

A lecture video with its transcript displayed as readable notes

Repurpose footage into copy

A single talk holds a blog post, a thread, and a set of pull quotes. Start from the transcript and you are editing words rather than transcribing them by hand, which is the slow part of turning a long recording into short written pieces.

A transcript being reshaped into a short written article

Straight into captions

Because the transcript is already timed to the audio, it flows into subtitles without a second pass. Style the type, add word-level timing, and burn it onto the clip, so the same text that started as a document ends up on the footage.

A timed transcript being turned into burned-in video captions

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From footage to text and back

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FAQs

How do I convert a video to text?
Upload the clip and ask for a transcript. Morphic runs AI transcription over the audio and returns timed text you can read, edit, and export. From there you can turn the same transcript into burned-in captions or translate it into another language.
How accurate is the transcription?
The text is built from the audio itself rather than guessed, so it tracks what was actually said. It is also editable, which matters for names, jargon, and brand terms. Fix a word once and it is correct everywhere that line is used.
What kind of footage works?
Interviews, lectures, podcasts filmed on camera, webinars, and raw field footage all transcribe well. Clean audio gives the best result, so a lapel mic beats a room recording, but a busy soundtrack under clear speech still comes through.
Can I export the transcript?
Yes. Take the text out as a plain transcript to drop into a doc, or as a timed SRT that lines each phrase up with the footage. The timed version is what you use when the same words go on to become subtitles.
Can the transcript become captions?
Yes. Because the text is already timed to the audio, it flows straight into subtitles. Style the type, choose word-level timing for karaoke captions, and burn it onto the clip, all from the transcript you just generated.
Can I translate the transcript?
Yes. Translate the text into another language and keep the original timing, so a talk recorded in one language can carry captions in another. To replace the spoken audio rather than caption it, use AI video dubbing instead.
Do I need an account to try it?
You can explore the examples on this page without signing up. To transcribe your own footage you make a free account, which comes with credits to start, then upload a clip and ask for the text.

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