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Video Transcription

Upload a video to convert its spoken content into transcript segments connected to the timeline. The Pexo AI video agent drafts the text, aligns segment timestamps, uses supplied term context, and organizes the result for review.

Source video

Upload the Video to Transcribe

Add the video and provide names, terms, or speaker context that should be checked carefully.

The Agent keeps timestamped transcript segments connected to the source for review.

What it is

Convert Spoken Video into Time-Linked Text

Video Transcription converts speech in an existing video into written transcript segments associated with positions in the recording.

The result is text for reading and source checking. Subtitle generation is a related but separate task that formats timed text for on-screen display.

Source recording

Provide a Video with Speech

Upload the recording and add any known names, terminology, or speaker context.

Time-linked text

Connect Speech with Timestamps

The Agent drafts transcript segments and associates them with positions in the source timeline.

Transcript output

Review Wording against the Source

Check names, numbers, technical terms, speaker changes, and timestamps against the recording.

How it works

Transcribe a Video in 3 Steps

Upload the recording, add useful language context, and review the timestamped text against the source.

01

Upload the Source Video

Provide the video containing the spoken material you want converted into text.

02

Add Names and Terminology

Supply speaker names, brands, acronyms, or specialist words that deserve focused review.

03

Check Text and Timestamps

Compare each transcript segment with the corresponding part of the recording and correct any mismatch.

Agent decisions

Decisions Behind a Reviewable Transcript

The Agent structures spoken content as time-linked text while keeping the video as the main reference.

Speech Recognition

Drafts written text from the spoken content in the uploaded video.

Timestamp Alignment

Associates transcript segments with their corresponding moments in the recording.

Speaker and Term Context

Uses names, terminology, and speaker information that you provide as review context.

Transcript Review

Organizes the text so wording and timing can be checked against the source.

Common questions

Video Transcription FAQ

What do timestamps in a transcript represent?

They connect a transcript segment to its position in the source recording so you can review the text in context.

Can I provide names and technical terms?

Yes. Include the spelling and context you know, then check those terms carefully in the transcript.

How should I handle different speakers?

Provide known speaker context when available and review every speaker change against the video before relying on the labels.

What should I verify against the original video?

Check names, numbers, quotations, specialist terms, speaker changes, punctuation, and timestamp placement.

How is transcription different from subtitle generation?

Transcription produces time-linked text for reading and review; subtitle generation formats timed text for on-screen display.

Start with the recording

Turn Your Video Speech into Timestamped Text

Upload the video, add term context, and review the transcript against the source with the Pexo AI video agent.