Turn a podcast episode published as a supported public YouTube video into searchable transcript text.
The current workflow accepts YouTube URLs; Spotify, RSS, Apple Podcasts and audio file uploads are not supported inputs.
25:36 · 12.4K views · May 12, 2024
Welcome to this video about the future of artificial intelligence.
AI is evolving faster than ever and changing the way we work.
We will explore the key trends shaping the future of AI.
From automation to creativity, the possibilities are endless.
Once your transcript is ready, you can review, copy, and export it in just a few clicks.
Review your transcript directly in the result editor.
Use transcript, summary, notes, or timestamps views as the product grows.
Copy the text or download it as SRT, VTT, or TXT.
Reuse the transcript for notes, captions, research, and content planning.
From students to creators, TubeText helps anyone turn YouTube videos into useful text.
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Start FreeClear answers about supported inputs, output and current TubeText capabilities.
Podcast episodes published as public YouTube videos with accessible captions are the supported input.
No. The current transcript form accepts supported YouTube URLs, not Spotify or Apple Podcasts links.
No. Audio file uploads are not available in the current TubeText workflow.
You can search, review and reuse the transcript, then access supported AI tools or exports according to your access level.