Public video links
Use vimeo.com/
Paste the link to one public Vimeo video. Media2Text checks that it is publicly playable and not DRM-protected, then creates an editable, timestamped transcript.
Use vimeo.com/
Conference talks, webinars and course videos become searchable text with timestamps you can click.
Export VTT for web players or SRT for editors, and reuse them wherever you publish the video.
Vimeo hosts a lot of long, high-value video: conference talks, webinars, online courses, documentaries and portfolio pieces. These are exactly the videos people want to search, quote and caption, and exactly the ones that take longest to rewatch.
A transcript turns a 45-minute talk into a document you can skim in five minutes. Search for a term, click the timestamp and listen to the explanation in context. With an account, an AI summary with source references gives you a quick outline.
Course creators can publish transcripts alongside lessons, and learners can revise from text. See lecture transcription for study-focused tips.
If you host videos on Vimeo, review the transcript and export VTT or SRT to add captions in your video settings. Captions help viewers who watch without sound and improve accessibility.
The transcript is based on spoken audio, with speaker labels for different voices and timestamps for every segment. Slides, on-screen text and visual demonstrations are not described. For talks that rely heavily on slides, keep the video nearby when you review technical passages.
Vimeo owners can restrict playback to specific domains, require a password or make a video private. These videos cannot be imported. Each link is checked before a task is created, but settings can change before extraction finishes. If you own the video, download the original from your Vimeo library and upload it; video to text extracts audio in your browser so the full video is not uploaded.
Vimeo hosts many portfolio pieces, short films, webinars and course videos. A transcript turns them into searchable text: filmmakers create caption files, marketing teams reuse webinar content as articles, and learners keep notes from public course videos with timestamps that link back to each explanation. If you own the video, export SRT or VTT and upload the captions to Vimeo so every viewer can turn them on. If someone else owns it, use the transcript for personal reference or short, attributed quotes.
Automatic transcription gives you a fast, timed draft. Before you publish, quote or share it, spend a few minutes on the parts that matter most. Rename the speaker labels so every export shows real names. Use find and replace for names, brands and technical terms that appear more than once. Then click the timestamps for the passages you will actually quote and listen to them: overlapping voices, background music and fast speech are where errors cluster. The editor keeps the text and the audio together, so checking a line takes seconds instead of scrubbing through the whole recording.
Download TXT, Markdown, DOCX, PDF, CSV, TSV, JSON, SRT or VTT. Media2Text documents 60 transcription languages, and a translated transcript track can help you publish captions in a second language with the same timing. The free trial includes up to 2 lifetime transcription tasks sharing 75 minutes in total, with no credit card. Paid plans accept files up to 5 hours 15 minutes long.
Use transcripts of other people's videos for study, research, accessibility or commentary, and ask for permission before republishing their words in full.
Links to one public video, such as vimeo.com/
No. Private, unlisted, password-protected and login-gated videos are rejected. If the video is yours, upload the file instead.
DRM-protected media cannot be imported.
Yes. Export a VTT or SRT file after review and add it as a caption track in your Vimeo video settings.