Video to text transcription

Turn any video into a text transcript. Search it, edit it, repurpose it.

Every video model

One workspace

Video in, text out

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Transcribe a video in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

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

  2. 02

    Upload your file

    Drop in a video or audio clip. The speech is detected and written out for you.

  3. 03

    Edit and export

    Fix any wording, then export as plain text or a timed SRT.

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Use cases

Turn a talk into an article

A recorded webinar or interview becomes a written draft the moment it finishes. Read the transcript, lift the strongest passages, and shape them into a blog post or newsletter. The spoken version already holds the argument, so writing turns into editing rather than starting from a blank page.

A laptop showing a video alongside its written transcript ready to edit into an article

Searchable meeting records

A transcript makes a call findable. Search a name or a decision and jump straight to where it was said, instead of scrubbing an hour of footage. Keep the text next to the recording so the team has a reference that reads faster than the video ever could.

A transcript with a highlighted search term next to a video timeline

Notes from a podcast episode

An audio episode transcribes the same way a video does, since the words come from the sound. Hand listeners show notes, timestamps, and quotable lines pulled straight from the file, and give a search engine text to index for an episode that was otherwise invisible to it.

A podcast waveform with its transcribed text shown line by line

One upload, transcript and captions

The transcript that gives you a text record can also be timed and burned onto the clip as styled subtitles. Transcribe once, then send the written version to a doc and the on-screen version to a muted feed. You are not paying for the same audio to be read twice.

A video frame with burned-in captions beside a plain text transcript of the same words

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All on Morphic

From raw recording to usable text

Models

Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0, Veo 3.1, and more, so the same workspace that transcribes a clip also makes new footage.

AI subtitle generator

Turn the transcript into timed captions and burn them onto the clip with the type styled to match.

Subtitle translator

Translate the transcript into a new language while the timing stays locked to the footage.

Export options

Plain text for notes and articles, or a timed SRT that drops into a subtitle track or an editor.

Simple pricing

Get started for free today, with the option to upgrade or cancel anytime.

Basic

$9/ month
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FAQs

How does video to text transcription work?
Upload a clip and Morphic listens to the audio, then writes out every line as text with a timestamp attached. The language is detected for you, so you drop in the file and read back a clean transcript rather than typing along to the playback. You can correct any word before you export it.
How accurate is the transcript?
The text is built from your own audio rather than an approximation, so speaker wording lands as spoken. Names, jargon, and brand terms that a general model tends to soften are yours to fix in the editor before export, which is where most of the accuracy gap on other tools comes from.
Can I transcribe a video in another language?
Yes. The spoken language is detected automatically, and the finished transcript can be translated into a second language. A clip recorded in English can hand you an English transcript and a Spanish or Japanese version of the same text without a second upload.
What formats can I export the transcript in?
Take the transcript as plain text for notes and articles, or as a timed SRT when you need each line anchored to the footage. The timed version drops straight into a subtitle track or a video editor, while the plain version is ready to paste into a doc.
Can I transcribe audio-only files as well as video?
Yes. A podcast episode, an interview recording, or a voice memo transcribes the same way a video does, since the text comes from the audio track. Upload the file and read back the transcript when it finishes.
Can I turn the transcript into subtitles?
Yes. The same transcript that gives you a text document can be timed and burned onto the clip as styled captions with the AI subtitle generator. One upload covers the written record and the on-screen text, so you are not transcribing the audio twice.
Do I need an account to try it?
You can explore the examples on this page without signing up. To transcribe your own file you make a free account, which comes with credits to start, then upload a clip and read back the text.

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