AI video transcription
Upload a video file and turn speech into a clean, searchable transcript with timestamps, speaker labels, AI summaries, and subtitle exports.
Drag in a recording, webinar, interview, lecture, or customer call and get a transcript ready for review.
Select videoCommon video and audio formats supported
Product Demo.mp4
42:18 video recording
00:06:14 Speaker 1
The customer wants searchable notes from every demo and a subtitle file for the training library.
00:18:29 Speaker 2
Let's turn the transcript into action items and share the key clips with the support team.
How it works
FastScribeX keeps the workflow simple: upload the file, let AI create the transcript, then review and export the text you need.
Add an MP4, MOV, WebM, or other common video file. FastScribeX extracts the speech automatically.
The speech becomes a clean transcript with timestamps, speaker labels, and readable paragraphs.
Search the transcript, create summaries, generate subtitles, then export TXT, SRT, or VTT.
Interview Recording.mov
Transcript preview
The biggest issue is finding the exact moment where the customer explains the blocker.
Once the video is transcribed, we can search the whole conversation and tag the follow-up items.
Export the transcript and the subtitles so the content team can reuse this recording.
Video transcript generator
Video files are useful, but they are slow to search. FastScribeX converts spoken content into structured text, so a long recording becomes something you can scan, quote, summarize, and turn into captions.
Built for real work
Use one workflow to transcribe, review, summarize, caption, and reuse your video content.
Searchable transcript
Stop scrubbing through a timeline to find one quote. Once you transcribe a video, every topic, decision, and phrase becomes searchable.
Speaker labels
FastScribeX separates voices into speaker labels so your video transcript is easier to review, edit, and share with a team.
AI summary
After transcribing a video, create a structured summary, pull action items, and ask follow-up questions about the transcript.
Use cases
From customer calls to training libraries, video transcription helps teams find and reuse the exact words inside every recording.
Transcribe customer interviews, demos, and sales calls so feedback is easy to quote and share.
Create subtitle-ready text exports with timestamps for clips, courses, webinars, and product videos.
Convert recorded interviews and lectures into searchable notes for writing, analysis, and review.
Turn video calls into decisions, owners, blockers, and follow-up tasks without manual note-taking.
Work with recordings in 99+ languages and keep transcripts organized in one workspace.
Upload files to your account, manage access, and keep original recordings separate from shared exports.
Review faster
Once your video is transcribed, use AI chat to find decisions, extract quotes, build action lists, and understand long recordings without replaying them from the start.
AI Chat
Demo Call.mp4 transcript
FAQ
Upload your video file to FastScribeX, wait for AI transcription to finish, then review the transcript with timestamps and speaker labels. You can search, summarize, and export the result from the same workspace.
Use the upload button, choose your video file, and FastScribeX converts the spoken audio into text. The final transcript can be copied, searched, edited, or downloaded as TXT, SRT, or VTT.
Yes. FastScribeX is built for uploaded audio and video files such as meetings, webinars, interviews, lectures, product demos, and training recordings.
FastScribeX transcribes uploaded files. If a video is hosted on another platform, export or download a file you have permission to use, then upload that file for transcription.
FastScribeX supports common audio and video formats, including MP4, MOV, WebM, M4A, MP3, WAV, and more. For best results, upload a file with clear speech and limited background noise.
Yes. Export timestamped transcript files as SRT or VTT, then use them in video editors, course platforms, or subtitle workflows.
Yes. Speaker identification can label different voices in the transcript, which is especially useful for interviews, panels, customer calls, and meetings.
Yes. After transcription, use AI summaries to extract key points, decisions, questions, and action items from the video transcript.
Upload a recording and turn it into a searchable transcript with timestamps, speaker labels, summaries, and subtitle exports.
