Your show notes are already in the episode. So is your next blog post.
Upload the episode audio or paste the YouTube version, then turn it into show notes, quotable clips, blog posts, and searchable text. Stop pausing the waveform just to write what you already said out loud.
2 free YouTube transcriptions. Create a free account to upload audio files.
YouTube + audio
Start from the published episode or the raw file
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Every topic, quote, and talking point easier to find
50+
Languages supported for transcription
Your episode does more work when it becomes text
Every episode already contains show notes, promo copy, and searchable insight. The transcript is how you get it out.
Writing show notes with the episode paused every 20 seconds
Use the transcript and summary as the first draft instead of starting from a blank page
Publishing strong conversations that disappear into a feed once the week is over
Keep every episode in searchable text so it can keep driving discovery after launch day
Scrubbing through the waveform to find the one quote you want for promo
Search the transcript, find the line, and turn it into a clip, caption, or teaser fast
Letting your backlog sit there because repurposing each episode takes too much effort
Turn each recording into show notes, blog copy, and reusable quotes while the episode is still fresh
From raw episode to publishable assets
Start from audio in your account or paste the YouTube version. Then use the transcript for show notes, search, summaries, and clips.
Start from Audio or YouTube
Upload episode audio in your free account or paste the YouTube version when that is easier. Either route gets you to the same thing: clean text you can publish from.
Show Notes in One Pass
Use the summary to pull key topics, guest angles, and talking points into a first draft. It is a faster starting point for show notes and episode descriptions.
Searchable Text for Listeners and SEO
Turn each episode into searchable text your audience can skim, quote, and find through search. Helpful for blogs, episode pages, and long-tail discovery.
Ask the Episode Questions After It Ends
Ask follow-up questions like "What did the guest say about retention?" and get the relevant answer without relistening to the full conversation.
Useful Across Languages
Transcribe in 50+ languages and generate summaries in 15. Useful when your audience, guests, or distribution strategy cross language boundaries.
Chrome Extension for Video Episodes
If you publish on YouTube, the Chrome extension opens the transcript right on the video page so you can pull lines and ideas without jumping between tabs.
How podcasters squeeze more value out of every episode
Show Notes & Descriptions
Upload episode, get AI summary, edit into show notes in 10 minutes instead of 2 hours. Key topics, timestamps, and guest highlights — structured and ready to publish.
Episode Blog Posts
Full transcript becomes a blog post. Add headers, edit for readability, publish. Drive SEO traffic from every episode and give listeners a way to skim before they commit.
Audiogram Quotes
Search transcript for best guest quotes. Use them for audiograms, social clips, and promo materials. Find the exact words without scrubbing through an hour of audio.
Guest Research
Transcribe potential guest appearances on other podcasts. Know their talking points, opinions, and story arc before the interview. Show up prepared, ask better questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What audio formats can I upload?
After you create a free account, you can upload MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC, WebM, and most common audio formats up to 100 MB. You can also paste a YouTube URL instead of uploading a file.
How long does it take to transcribe a 1-hour episode?
For episodes published on YouTube with existing captions, transcription takes under 30 seconds regardless of length. For uploaded audio files, AI transcription processes at roughly 10-20x real-time speed, so a 1-hour episode typically finishes in 3-6 minutes.
How accurate is the transcription for podcast conversations?
We use Deepgram Nova-3, which handles conversational audio, multiple speakers, and crosstalk well. Accuracy is typically 90-95% for clear audio. Proper nouns, jargon, and heavy accents may need a quick manual pass, but the transcript gives you a strong starting point.
How does the cost compare to Rev, Otter, or other transcription services?
Each transcription costs 1 credit. Credit packs start at $3 for 1,000 credits, and monthly plans start at $4. That makes EasyTranscriber a lightweight option when you want transcripts, summaries, and searchable text without adding another heavy production tool to the stack.
Can I get summaries in different languages for my international audience?
Yes. The transcript stays in the original language, but AI summaries can be generated in 15 languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Portuguese, and more. Reach listeners worldwide with localized show notes.
Turn every episode into assets you can publish
Start with a YouTube episode for free, then use a free account to upload MP3s, generate show notes, and build a searchable archive.
100 free credits when you create an account. No credit card required.