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Paste a public video URL, or switch to upload for a recording on your device.
Turn spoken words from a TikTok video into a script you can edit, copy and export. Start with a public video link.
A useful explanation can go by in seconds. Transcribe a TikTok clip to keep its spoken content in a readable format, examine how a script is structured or make notes from an educational video.
Use the transcript as a starting point for your own content planning, a reference for research or a written companion to a clip you created. The transcript captures speech; it does not extract every on-screen caption.
Paste a public video URL, or switch to upload for a recording on your device.
Start the transcription and get on with your day. Find its status in your workspace.
Review, edit and copy your transcript. Export it as TXT, DOCX or PDF.
Everything you need to know before you start.
Paste a public tiktok.com/@creator/video link or a supported vt.tiktok.com short link. If a shared link does not work, open the video and copy its full URL. Restricted and removed clips may be unavailable.
Yes. Free includes 1 successful transcription per day, with editing and TXT, DOCX and PDF exports. The 30-minute limit applies to files and direct media links. Supported social links have no website duration limit; availability depends on the source. Unlimited is $10 a month or $100 a year.
Yes. Open your transcript in the editor, correct any names or wording, then copy the text or download the latest revision as TXT, DOCX or PDF. Always review important quotes against the recording.
No. Transcripts belong to your signed-in account and are retained for 30 days by default. Download a copy before that period ends, or delete the transcript earlier from your history.
The recording must be accessible and contain speech. Private, removed, region-restricted or login-only content may be unavailable. If you have permission and a local copy, try uploading the file instead.