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Turn One Recording Into Everything You Publish.

Transcribe the episode, translate it, export subtitles, pull out the key points, and dictate the promotional copy.

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1Transcribe Workflow Ready
01
Transcribe Upload the Final Cut
02
Repurpose Create the Supporting Assets
03
Publish Export or Dictate the Rest
Episode → transcript → global assets
100+ supported languages
SRT subtitle export
10h maximum file length

From Voice to Useful Work

A Workflow Built Around the Job.

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Transcribe

Upload the Final Cut

Import common audio and video formats and keep each speaker and timestamp easy to follow.

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Repurpose

Create the Supporting Assets

Generate a summary, Action Points, searchable text, and translated versions from one transcript.

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Publish

Export or Dictate the Rest

Export SRT subtitles and documents, then dictate captions, descriptions, and replies in your publishing tools.

One Subscription

Everything This Workflow Needs.

Transcription, AI tools, exports, and dictation stay connected across the same account.

  • Podcast and video transcripts
  • SRT subtitle export
  • Translation across 100+ languages
  • Summaries and show-note drafts
  • Searchable interview archives
  • Dictated captions and replies

Privacy

Your Unreleased Work Is Not Training Data.

Uploads are processed to create your transcript and never used to train AI models. Original audio is deleted after 14 days.

Questions

What to Know Before You Start.

Can I export subtitles?

Yes. Export a completed transcript as SRT with timestamps for video and podcast workflows.

Can I translate the transcript?

Yes. Translate the full transcript across more than 100 languages while preserving the source as a separate view.

Which files can I upload?

1Transcribe accepts common audio and video formats, including MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, MOV, and more.

For Creators

Make the Next Conversation Usable.

Transcribe the episode, translate it, export subtitles, pull out the key points, and dictate the promotional copy.