Video to Notes: Study Notes From Any Lecture
Upload a lecture or paste a link to a course video, and BlaBlaScribe writes the transcript first, then turns it into notes: a short summary, the key points and the conclusion. From the same transcript you can make a 5 to 10 question quiz to test yourself, and the full text with timestamps stays there for the details.
Lectures, tutorials and recorded classes · MP4, MOV, MKV up to 8 GB or a YouTube link · 120+ languages
Key points from the lecture
Mitochondria make most of the cell’s ATP.
The quiz on Friday covers chapters six and seven.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS:
- Mitochondria produce most ATP
- Quiz on Friday: chapters 6–7
Click or drag & drop to upload your audio or videoTap to upload your audio or video
MP3, MP4, M4A, MOV, MKV, WEBM, AVI, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, OPUS, WMA, WMV
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Videos Students Turn Into Notes
A 90-minute lecture you missed or want to revise becomes a page of key points, with the transcript there for the exact definition or formula the lecturer said out loud.
Paste the link to a long tutorial and get the main steps as a list, so you can follow along without scrubbing back through the video.
Record the session with permission, turn on speaker recognition, and the notes and transcript show who raised which point.
What You Get for Studying
Everything is written from the transcript of what was said in the video, in the language of the lecture.
- Transcript
- Every word with a timestamp on each line; search it and jump to the moment in the video
- Notes
- A short summary, the key points as a list, any tasks or deadlines the lecturer mentioned, and the conclusion
- Quiz
- 5 to 10 questions, multiple choice with four options and true or false, each with the correct answer
- Quotable lines
- 5 to 8 sentences worth quoting word for word
- Not included
- Slides, formulas on the board and diagrams that were never read out; flashcards and a chat with the video
- Language
- Notes and quiz come out in the language of the lecture
- Export
- Notes and quiz as text you copy or download as TXT; the transcript as TXT for free, DOCX or PDF on paid plans
- Plans
- Notes, quizzes and quotes come with the Creator plan and above; the 30 free minutes give you the transcript
Better Notes From Lecture Videos
The notes can only contain what the transcript does, and they are written once per video.
Terms
Fix subject terms before making notes
Correct names, formulas read aloud and technical terms in the transcript first, or add them to My terms; the notes repeat whatever the transcript says.
Board
Keep the slides next to the notes
What was only written on the board or a slide is not in the transcript. Use the notes for what was said and the slides for what was shown.
Length
One file per lecture
A whole semester in one upload makes vague notes. Transcribe each lecture as its own file and you get a page of notes per topic.
Access
Use videos you are allowed to keep
Course platforms behind a login cannot be fetched by link. Upload a recording your course lets you download, or one you made with permission.
How to Turn a Video Into Notes
From video to finished document in three steps.
Add the video file, up to 8 GB, or paste a YouTube or Google Drive link.
Fix names and terms while the video plays; each line has its timestamp.
Choose Write summary for the notes and Create quiz to test yourself, then copy them or download them as text files.