One link, one recording
Use a direct link to a specific public video rather than a profile, homepage, channel, playlist or search page.
Paste a concrete public video URL. Media2Text checks whether the page exposes a playable audio track, then creates a transcript with timestamps, speaker context and export options.
Use a direct link to a specific public video rather than a profile, homepage, channel, playlist or search page.
The link is checked for accessibility, title, duration and a playable audio track before a transcription task starts.
Search and edit the transcript, verify names and figures against playback, then export text or timed subtitles.
Public-link import is an access-dependent convenience, not a way around platform controls. Private videos, login-gated posts, live streams, playlists, region-restricted media and DRM-protected content are outside the supported workflow. A platform can also change its page or playback behavior after a link was previously accepted.
Transcription converts audible speech. It does not identify silent visual action, reproduce on-screen graphics or grant permission to reuse someone else’s recording. Confirm that you have the right to process the source and verify publication-critical passages before quoting or sharing them.
For a file you already own, direct upload is usually more predictable. Link import is most useful when a concrete public page exposes stable, playable media and downloading a local copy would add unnecessary work.
Media2Text currently checks concrete public video links from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X and Vimeo. Support remains dependent on each platform’s public playback behavior.
No. The verifier rejects private, login-gated, region-restricted and DRM-protected media.
No. Public access can change between verification and processing, so a source may still fail later.
Upload a media file you are authorized to process, or choose another public source that exposes a playable audio track.