Apple Podcasts Transcription: The Whole Episode

Apple Podcasts lets listeners copy at most 200 words of its transcript; paste the episode link here instead and get the full episode as text, with speakers and timestamps.

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Two people recording a podcast interviewAnatomy of a marketEpisode · 32:09
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Welcome back. Today we follow one film from pitch to sale.

It starts in a hotel suite, with eleven buyers.

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Apple’s transcripts cover eleven languages. Episodes in Polish, Japanese or Hindi can be transcribed from the same link.

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Apple Podcasts and Transcripts at a Glance

How transcripts work in Apple Podcasts, from Apple’s own documentation.

Facts checked 7 November 2026, against Apple Podcasts for Creators

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iOS 17.4, in 170+ countries and regions
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English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish
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Premium episodes aren’t in the public feed, so their links can’t be imported

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Three-hour interviews work as one link. The free trial transcribes the first 10 minutes of long files; paid plans do the rest.

How to Transcribe an Apple Podcasts Episode

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Frequently Asked Questions

Apple Podcasts transcription: common questions.

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Apple’s app shares at most 200 words at a time. Paste the episode link here to get the entire episode as editable text.
Public episodes, yes. Subscriber-only episodes and shows on private feeds can’t be fetched.
Yes. Export VTT or SRT and reference it in your RSS feed, or upload it in Apple Podcasts Connect for subscriber episodes.
Most shows publish the same episodes to both. Use the Apple Podcasts link; Spotify links can’t be imported.
Up to 99.8% on clear studio audio; crosstalk and music beds lower it. Click any line to hear it and fix it. How we measure it: in internal tests on clear English recordings without background noise or music, we checked each transcript against the audio and counted every word and character that had to be corrected. 99.8% means about 2 corrected words per 1,000, a word error rate (WER) of roughly 0.2%. Accuracy is lower on poor-quality recordings, with background sounds, or when speakers talk over each other.