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Turn YouTube videos into transcripts, chapter summaries, and answers linked to timestamps.
Transcribe, edit, translate, and export audio or video from files and supported links.

Vocova turns audio and video into editable transcripts in a browser. Users upload a file, record audio, paste a supported public link, or import from a connected cloud drive. Transcripts include timestamps, and paid features add speaker identification and subtitle exports for working with interviews, meetings, podcasts, and other recordings.
The editor allows corrections to text, speaker labels, and timing before export. Translation can be viewed beside the original transcript, while generated summaries provide a shorter overview. Export options include text, document, spreadsheet, and subtitle formats. Saved work remains accessible online, and a shareable link lets another person read a transcript without creating an account.
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