Can OmniVoice add timestamps to the transcript?

Yes. Turn on Timestamps before you convert the video. When timestamped output is returned, OmniVoice formats each segment with readable start and end times, making it easier to find key quotes, align captions, check edits, or jump back to the exact moment in the original video.

Can OmniVoice translate a video transcript into English?

Yes. Use the Translate task when the source video is spoken in another supported language and you want English output. This is useful for reviewing interviews, user research, courses, demos, or social clips from international creators without first producing a separate manual translation.

How does OmniVoice calculate video to text credits?

Video to text uses the same billing rule as speech transcription: 1 credit per 2 seconds of media, rounded up, with a minimum of 1 credit. The page reads the video duration after upload and shows the estimated credit cost on the Convert Video button before you submit the task.

What can I do with an OmniVoice transcript after conversion?

You can copy the full transcript, download it as a TXT file, and reuse it anywhere your workflow needs text. Teams commonly use video transcripts for subtitle drafts, meeting notes, podcast show notes, blog outlines, knowledge base articles, searchable archives, and social post variations.

Which video formats can I upload to OmniVoice?

The upload panel accepts common browser video formats including MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI, and M4V. For the smoothest experience, use a file with clear speech, minimal background noise, and a stable audio track so the transcription model has a strong signal to process.

Does OmniVoice require manual video language selection?

No. You can leave Language set to Auto and let OmniVoice detect the spoken language for you. Manual language selection is useful when you already know the source language and want to reduce ambiguity in multilingual clips, accented speech, or recordings with short spoken sections.

What is the difference between OmniVoice Transcribe and Translate?

Transcribe keeps the output in the source language, which is best for subtitles, searchable archives, interview notes, and review workflows. Translate converts supported spoken languages into English, which is better when your team needs to understand or reuse a foreign-language video quickly.

How can I improve OmniVoice video transcription accuracy?

Use videos with clear speech, steady volume, and limited background music or crowd noise. If the video includes multiple speakers, strong accents, or overlapping dialogue, the transcript may still need light editing, but cleaner audio usually produces cleaner text.

Do I need software to use OmniVoice Video to Text?

No installation is required. OmniVoice runs in your browser: upload the video, configure the transcript options, start the AI task, then copy or download the result when it is ready. This makes it practical for quick one-off clips and repeat content workflows.

OmniVoice Video to Text:
transcribe videos into editable text

Upload a video and turn spoken content into a clean transcript. Use it for subtitles, captions, show notes, blog drafts, searchable descriptions, and content repurposing.

OmniVoice Video to Text

Upload a video, choose transcript options, and generate editable text.

Language

Set to Auto for automatic language detection.

Task

Transcribe to the source language or translate to English.

Timestamps

Include segment start times when the transcript supports it.

Credit rule1 credit per 2 seconds of video, rounded up (minimum 1 credit).

OmniVoice transcript output

Video transcript result

Your video transcript will appear here

Upload a video on the left, then convert it into editable text.

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language options

TXT

download output

Auto

language detection

SRT

timestamp-ready

Why OmniVoice Video to Text

Make every OmniVoice video transcript searchable, editable, and ready to repurpose

Most videos hide their best ideas inside the timeline. OmniVoice turns those spoken moments into structured text you can scan, edit, translate, quote, publish, and share across your content workflow. Instead of treating a video as one locked file, you get a transcript that can power captions, SEO pages, blog drafts, show notes, summaries, and internal documentation.

Auto subtitle and transcription preview with multilingual caption bubbles

OmniVoice creator captions

Turn YouTube videos, podcast clips, webinars, lessons, interviews, and product demos into accurate transcript copy. Use the text as the foundation for captions, subtitles, accessibility notes, and viewer-friendly video descriptions without replaying the same clip line by line.

Creator video being converted into MP4 SRT and TXT assets

OmniVoice content repurposing

A single recording often contains several reusable ideas. Convert long-form video into source text for blog drafts, newsletters, show notes, quote cards, social captions, and internal summaries so your team can reshape the message for every channel faster.

Video transcript content prepared for search and publishing

OmniVoice SEO discovery

Spoken ideas are hard to search until they become text. Publish transcripts beside videos, reuse key sections in page copy, and give Google, YouTube, TikTok, and your own site more context around what the video actually covers.

Subtitle editor preview showing caption styling controls

OmniVoice multilingual review

Work with global recordings without guessing the language first. Let OmniVoice detect the spoken language, transcribe the original speech, or translate the transcript into English for review, editing, documentation, and cross-team handoff.

OmniVoice workflow

Convert video to text with OmniVoice in three steps

The workflow mirrors the best video-to-text pages: upload, transcribe with AI, then export text for publishing.

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Step 1

Upload video to OmniVoice

Drop in an MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI, or M4V file and confirm the detected duration.

AI editor preview for turning video content into clips and text

Step 2

Choose OmniVoice transcript options

Set language to auto, choose transcribe or translate, and enable timestamps when you need segment timing.

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Step 3

Download OmniVoice transcript text

Review the generated transcript, copy it, or download the result as a TXT file for editing and publishing.

OmniVoice for repurposing

Turn Videos into Transcripts, Subtitles & SEO Content

Upload once, get a transcript, then reuse the words across your content pipeline without rewatching the whole video.

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OmniVoice Pricing for Video to Text & AI Voice

Use credits for video transcription, Speech to Text, TTS, Voice Cloning, Voice Design, and audio generation. Credits never expire.

Free$0

No card required

No credit card. Generate your first voiceover in under 30 seconds.

2 credits included
≈ 200 characters
≈ 16 seconds of speech
All 646 languages
Voice Cloning
Voice Design
MP3 / WAV export
No credit card required

Basic$9.9

Great for first purchase

Perfect for short videos, ads, and trying things out.

800 credits
≈ 80,000 characters
≈ 1.8 hours of speech
All 646 languages
Voice Cloning
Voice Design
MP3 / WAV export
Everything in Free
Commercial license
Email support
Credits never expire

OmniVoice Video to Text questions, answered

Everything you need to know before converting a recording: supported workflows, timestamp behavior, translation options, credit usage, and how to reuse the transcript after export.

Yes. Upload your video directly in the browser, choose the spoken language or keep Auto detection on, then start the AI transcription task. When the task finishes, OmniVoice displays the transcript in an editable text panel so you can review it, copy it, or download it as a TXT file for captions, notes, articles, and documentation.

OmniVoice Video to Text: transcribe videos into editable text