ToolsConvert Audio & Video to Text

How To Use the Convert Audio & Video to Text tool

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Upload Your Audio or Video File

To begin, upload your audio or video file in formats such as .mp3 or .mp4. Alternatively, you can paste a YouTube or Vimeo link if you wish to transcribe a video from the platform. The tool accepts both options and processes them quickly.

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Choose the Language and Start Transcribing

Once your file is uploaded or the YouTube link is added, choose the language and click the "Do the magic!" button. The tool will automatically begin transcribing the audio or video to text, providing you with a full transcript of the spoken content.

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Review the Transcript and Use in Your Lessons

After the transcription is complete, you can download the transcript file for use in your class. Review the text for accuracy and make any necessary adjustments. You can use it in various ways — for example, creating comprehension tasks, using it as reading material, or teaching vocabulary, grammar, or pronunciation by focusing on how words are spoken in context.

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