Add to ChromeGive every lecture a text version students can actually use. Without adding another prep task.
Paste a YouTube lecture or upload the class recording, then turn it into searchable transcripts, study guides, and accessible course material. Helpful for review, for multilingual classes, and for students who need the content in text to keep up.
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Transcript from any YouTube lecture
50+
Languages for international students
YouTube + audio
Lectures, Zoom sessions, and recorded classes
How it helps
Your recordings can support more students than they do today
A transcript helps with review, clarity, and accessibility at the same time.
Posting the recording and knowing some students still cannot work from it effectively
Give the class a transcript they can search, skim, and return to at their own pace
Answering the same question by email because the explanation is buried in a 70-minute lecture
Share the transcript so students can find the exact section themselves
Repackaging your own lecture into review material from scratch after class
Use the summary as the first draft of a study guide, review sheet, or recap
Letting useful recorded classes sit in a format that is harder to review, translate, and revisit
Turn every recording into text that supports accessibility and self-paced learning
Features
Built for classrooms, not just content libraries
Start with a YouTube lecture or upload the class recording in your account. Then turn it into transcripts, study guides, and searchable course material.
Start from YouTube or Class Audio
Paste a YouTube lecture or upload the class recording in your free account. Both paths lead to searchable text students can actually use.
Supports Accessibility Workflows
Create text alternatives for recorded course content and make it easier to support students who need the material in written form.
Study Guides from the Lecture Itself
Turn a long lecture into key concepts, definitions, and takeaways without rewriting the whole thing from memory.
Useful for Multilingual Classes
Transcribe lectures in 50+ languages and generate summaries in students' preferred languages when you need more inclusive support.
Audio Upload for Recorded Classes
Upload recordings from Zoom, Panopto, or your phone in your account and turn them into transcripts students can work from.
Chrome Extension for YouTube-Hosted Lectures
If your lecture lives on YouTube, open the transcript right on the video page without copying links back and forth.
Workflows
Where educators use it most
Lecture Accessibility
Transcribe every lecture recording. Provide text alternatives for deaf/HoH students and diverse learners.
Study Material Creation
Use AI summaries as the foundation for study guides, review sheets, and exam prep materials.
Course Content Repurposing
Turn recorded lectures into written course materials, textbook supplements, or asynchronous learning resources.
Student Support
Share transcripts so students can search for specific topics, review at their own pace, and study in their preferred language.
Frequently asked questions
Give students something they can search, skim, and return to
Start with a YouTube lecture for free, then use a free account to upload class recordings and turn them into transcripts, summaries, and study materials.