Interview Transcription with Timestamps and Speakers
Create a reviewable interview transcript
Upload a recorded interview to VideoTranscriptGen to produce a timestamped draft with speaker separation. The result helps researchers, journalists, creators, and teams locate answers without repeatedly scrubbing through the recording.
Prepare the recording
Use the highest-quality source available. Place microphones close to each speaker, reduce room echo, and avoid speaking over one another. If the interview includes confidential or sensitive material, confirm that you have permission to use a third-party transcription service before uploading it.
Review with the source open
Speaker labels are generated from voice changes and may need correction. Verify names, dates, figures, quotations, and any passage where speakers overlap. Timestamps let you return to the exact moment and preserve context around a quotation.
Edit for the intended use
A verbatim research record may retain repetitions and unfinished sentences. A published Q&A often removes filler while preserving meaning. Document substantive edits and never change a speaker's claim through cleanup. Keep the original recording available for fact-checking according to your own retention policy.
For audio-only input, see audio to text. For caption delivery, continue with video to SRT.