Tools for a transcript

A transcript usually holds spoken words written down: a lecture, meeting, interview or video, with filler words, repetition, run-on sentences and sometimes time marks or speaker names. Pick what you want from it; each tool works on your own file or pasted text and shows a free preview.

• Turn a transcript into a short list of key pointsPaste a meeting, lecture or interview transcript and get its main points as a numbered list, with names, figures and each speaker's point kept. Free to try.
• Turn a transcript into structured notes you can study fromPaste a lecture, meeting or interview transcript and get structured notes in the order it was spoken, with bold key terms and figures kept as written.
• Turn a lecture or interview transcript into a study guidePaste a lecture, meeting or interview transcript and get a study guide with main ideas, key terms and five self-test questions. Free preview.
• Turn a meeting or interview transcript into a short summaryPaste a transcript or drop a text file and get a short summary with key points. Names, figures and what each speaker said are kept. Try it free.