Video transcript workflow
Use Voice2Sub for MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, screen recordings, lessons, interviews and creator videos. The app reads the audio inside the video, creates timed text, and lets you export a transcript or SRT/VTT subtitles after review.
Focused on video files and subtitle timing, not audio-only libraries.
Video to Text
When the source is video, the text often has to line up with scenes, edits and speaking turns. This page keeps that video context separate from the audio-file and general recognition pages.
Download Voice2SubVideo workflow
Keep the video in the workflow until the text and timing are ready to export.
Import MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM or another supported video file.
Voice2Sub uses the audio inside the video to create timed editable text.
Check names, line breaks, subtitle timing and parts that depend on visual context.
Save TXT for a transcript, SRT/VTT for captions, or CSV for handoff and review.
Video formats
Voice2Sub works with common video containers used by phones, cameras, screen recorders and editing software. Very unusual codecs may need conversion first.
Video source
The app can use the audio inside the video file, so you usually do not need to split the audio track first.
Subtitle handoff
After cleanup, the same result can support a plain transcript, SRT/VTT subtitles or a review file for an editor.
Use cases
Use the generated text for captions, notes, blog drafts, searchable archives or subtitle delivery.
Yes. Open a supported video file, generate text from the spoken audio, review it, and export TXT, SRT, VTT, LRC or CSV.
Yes. After reviewing text and timing, export SRT or VTT for subtitle workflows.
It can help with videos you have as local files before upload or publishing. Voice2Sub does not need the website to host your video first.
Video work often needs visual context and subtitle timing. Audio to text focuses on audio-only sources such as MP3, WAV or M4A.
Download Voice2Sub to review spoken video content and export transcripts or SRT/VTT subtitles.