Lecture Transcription That Turns Into Notes

Upload the recorded class and get the whole lecture as searchable text with timestamps; on paid plans, turn it into a structured summary or a 5–10 question quiz for revision.

Phone recordings, lecture capture videos, Zoom classes · up to 8 GB

The whole class, searchable

bio-201-lecture-07.m4a1:48:20

The Krebs cycle happens in the mitochondrial matrix.

Jump to 52:14

So each turn of the Krebs cycle gives us two CO2.

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What Students and Teachers Do with a Lecture Transcript

Revise from text, not from audio
Quiz yourself
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Search the transcript for the term the professor defined at minute 52 instead of listening to the whole class again.

Revise from text, not from audio

Generate 5–10 multiple-choice and true/false questions from the lecture, built only from what was said in class.

Quiz yourself

Teachers add subtitles to recorded lessons and share a transcript with students who need text.

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From Lecture Recording to Study Material

What you get from one upload, and which plan it needs.

Transcript
Every word with timestamps, editable in the browser
Summary
Executive summary, key highlights, action items and conclusion, in the lecture’s language (Creator and up)
Quiz
5–10 questions, multiple choice and true/false, from the transcript only (Creator and up)
Subtitles
SRT or VTT for the lecture video
Length
A full class or a whole day of recordings in one file, up to 8 GB
Free trial
30 minutes once: short recordings in full, the first 10 minutes of long ones

Before You Record a Class

Lecture halls are noisy. Three habits that help.

Permission

Check the recording rules

Many universities allow recording for personal study but not sharing. Ask the lecturer, and keep the transcript for your own notes.

Position

Sit near the front, phone facing the speaker

Distance and fan noise cost more accuracy than any setting. A phone in the first rows is usually enough.

Terms

Add the course vocabulary

Names and technical terms go into My terms, so “Krebs cycle” or “Durkheim” come out right in every lecture of the course.

How to Transcribe a Lecture

From recording to finished text in three steps.

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Upload the recording
Pick the language
Study from the text

Add the audio or video of the class, or paste a link to the lecture video.

Upload the recording

Choose the language of the lecture; auto-detect works when one language is spoken throughout.

Pick the language

Search, edit and export the transcript, or create a summary and a quiz on paid plans.

Study from the text

Frequently Asked Questions

Lecture transcription: common questions.

All questions
Yes, on Creator plans and up: 5–10 multiple-choice and true/false questions built only from the transcript.
Yes. Files up to 8 GB are accepted, so a long class is one upload. The free trial transcribes the first 10 minutes of long files.
Spoken terms, yes, especially if you add them to My terms. Formulas written on the board are not transcribed, only what is said.
Yes. Export SRT or VTT and upload it to your video platform or learning system.
Lectures in 120+ languages, with translation into 50+ on paid plans.
Export it as DOCX, PDF or TXT and share the file. If your university limits sharing recordings, the same rules usually apply to their transcripts, so check before you pass it on.