TikTok audio,
written down.
TikTok gives you a video and keeps the script. Paste a link and we transcribe the audio itself, so it works on clips with no captions, and it does not inherit the typos from the ones that have them.
Three steps, under a minute
No downloader, no watermark remover, nothing saved to your phone.
Copy the video link
Tap Share on the video and choose Copy Link. Full tiktok.com URLs and the vm.tiktok.com / vt.tiktok.com short links both work.
Paste it and pick a format
Drop the link into the box above and choose TXT, SRT, VTT, JSON, DOCX or PDF depending on where the words are going next.
Download the transcript
We fetch the video's audio and transcribe it. Most clips are short, so the whole thing is usually done in under a minute.
What people do with a TikTok transcript
Creators repurposing
Lift a script off a clip that performed and reshoot it, rewrite it, or post it elsewhere.
Journalists & researchers
Quote a video accurately and keep a record of what was said, in case it comes down.
Language learners
Slow down fast, slang-heavy speech by reading it instead of replaying it.
Accessibility
Give a readable transcript for videos whose auto-captions are missing or wrong.
Six formats out
Plain text
The script as prose, ready to rewrite or repost.
SubRip subtitles
Burn accurate captions into an edit.
WebVTT
Captions for HTML5 players and web embeds.
Structured JSON
Segments and timings as data you can parse.
Word document
Speaker headings and timestamps as real formatting, ready to edit or hand off.
Print-ready PDF
Paginated and page-numbered, for sharing, archiving, or marking up.
Discover PodcastsToText
The transcript is where it starts. Here is what the rest of the studio does with it.
Your episode opens in an editor.
Click a word and you hear it. Change a speaker name once and it changes everywhere. The whole episode is one page you can actually read, with the line playing highlighted as it goes.
Try the live demoAI that simplifies everything after the episode.
Chapters with real timestamps, a summary, show notes, translation into around a hundred languages, and a chat that answers from the transcript only. The panel beside your transcript cycles through the lot.
See everything it makesOne episode, a week of posts.
Everything generated from an episode is kept on one page, per show: the blog post, the newsletter, drafts for X, LinkedIn and Instagram, SEO fields, a YouTube description with chapter timestamps, and the pull quotes. Open one to read it, edit it in place, or export it as markdown.
TikTok transcript questions
Guides on podcast transcription
Other transcription tools
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Copy any Spotify episode link and get an accurate transcript with speaker labels and timestamps in about a minute.
Pull a clean, exportable transcript out of a Spotify episode: quotes, show notes, and subtitle files in four formats.
Apple shows captions in-app but gives you no way to export them. Paste the episode link and download the whole transcript instead.
Turn any YouTube video into readable text: the whole script, reflowed into prose you can quote, edit, and publish.
Get the captions out of any YouTube video and export them as SRT, VTT, JSON, or plain text, with cue timings intact, ready for an editor, a re-upload, or a translator.
30 minutes of transcription every month on the same AI model the paid plans use. No credit card, no watermark, no trial countdown.
Paste any link to an episode or a show and get the RSS feed URL behind it, the one directories and podcast apps ask for. Free, no account.
Transcribe your first TikTok.
30 free minutes every month, no credit card. Paste a link and the text comes back in under a minute.