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Full text transcript - Every spoken word from the video, captured with 98%+ accuracy by our AI transcription engine.
Timestamps - Each segment includes the timestamp from the original video (e.g., [00:04:32]). Cross-reference any passage with the original recording instantly.
Speaker labels - When multiple people speak in the video, the AI identifies and labels each speaker separately. The PDF shows who said what, making it easy to follow conversations in meetings, interviews, and panel discussions.
Clean formatting - The PDF is formatted for readability: proper paragraph breaks, consistent fonts, and logical structure. Ready to print, archive, or share directly.
Searchable text - Unlike the original video, the PDF is fully searchable. Use Ctrl+F to find any word or phrase across the entire transcript.
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Video files are hard to search, quote, and archive. You can't Ctrl+F inside a video. You can't copy-paste a sentence from a recording. You can't highlight a passage, add a comment in the margin, or email a 2GB meeting recording to someone who just needs the key decisions.
A PDF transcript solves all of this. It turns hours of video into a searchable, shareable, lightweight document. The PDF keeps timestamps so you can jump back to the exact moment in the original video whenever you need the full context.
Meetings and calls - Convert the video to PDF, search for the keyword, and find it in seconds. Share the PDF with team members who missed the meeting instead of asking them to watch a replay.
Lectures and courses - Highlight key concepts, add notes in the margins, and search across an entire semester of lectures by keyword. Professors convert course material to PDF to create accessible transcripts for students with hearing impairments.
Legal proceedings - Depositions, hearings, and witness testimony recorded on video need written transcripts for the court record. A video to PDF converter creates a timestamped, speaker-labeled document that lawyers can reference, annotate, and file.
Interviews and research - Journalists and researchers record interviews on video, then need to quote specific passages in articles and papers. Converting the video to PDF gives you a citable document with exact timestamps for attribution.
Content repurposing - YouTubers and podcasters convert their videos to PDF to create blog posts, show notes, ebooks, and course materials from the same content. One video becomes multiple content assets.
Upload audio and video files
We support all major formats: MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC, OGG for audio and MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, WebM. You can also upload voice recordings directly from your phone.
The transcript is generated
Our AI transcription engine converts every spoken word to text with over 98% accuracy. Processing speed: approximately 1 minute per hour of audio-video. The engine automatically detects the language, identifies individual speakers (speaker diarization), and adds precise timestamps to every segment. 98+ languages are supported.
Edit, Export, Share
Review your transcript in our built-in editor. Export as TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT, or VTT or copy directly to Google Docs. The document includes the full text organized by speaker, with timestamps for each segment. Before exporting, use our built-in editor to review the transcript, correct any words, rename speakers (e.g., "Speaker 1" → "Dr. Martinez"), and adjust formatting.
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Our audio to text converter supports 30+ formats including MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC, OGG, AIFF, WMA, and OPUS. Files can be up to 5GB and 10 hours long. If you have an unusual format, try uploading it — there's a good chance we support it.
SRT (SubRip) and VTT (WebVTT) are both subtitle formats with timestamps. SRT is the most universal — it works with YouTube, VLC, Premiere Pro, and most platforms. VTT is designed for web browsers and HTML5 video players. Vatis Tech exports both formats. Use SRT unless your platform specifically requires VTT.
Yes. Every segment in the PDF, DOCX, TXT, SRT transcript includes the timestamp from the original video, so you can easily cross-reference the written text with the video recording.
Vatis Tech achieves 98%+ accuracy on clear audio recordings. For audio with background noise, multiple speakers, or heavy accents, accuracy is typically 96%+. You can improve results further with custom vocabulary for domain-specific terms. Our AI outperforms most competitors on real-world audio because our models are specifically trained on challenging, noisy recordings. For further proof, here's a whitepaper comparing our accuracy with Google, Microsoft and other models.
Yes. With a paid plan, you can upload multiple MP3 files for batch transcription. Our infrastructure processes them in parallel so you get all your transcripts back quickly. For high-volume needs, our API lets you automate MP3 to text conversion at scale.
Yes. After our AI generates the SRT file, you can review and edit every subtitle segment in our built-in editor. Adjust the text, fix any words, and modify timing — then export the corrected SRT file.
Yes. iPhone Voice Memos are saved as M4A files. Just upload the M4A file to Vatis Tech and get a full transcript in minutes. You can access Voice Memos via iCloud Drive, AirDrop to your computer, or share the file directly from the Voice Memos app.
No. Our converter handles M4A files natively. No format conversion needed, just upload the M4A file directly and get your transcript. Converting to MP3 would actually reduce quality and could lower transcription accuracy.
Yes. Export the voice message from WhatsApp (long-press the message, tap Share, then Save to Files or send to your computer). Upload the audio file to Vatis Tech and get a transcript in seconds. WhatsApp voice messages are saved as OGG files, which our converter handles natively.
Yes. Our converter supports all phone recording formats: M4A (iPhone Voice Memos), OGG (Android), MP3, AAC, and WAV. Just upload the file from your phone or cloud storage (iCloud, Google Drive) and get a transcript. If you've recorded a phone call (using your phone's built-in recorder or an app), export the audio file and upload it to Vatis Tech. The AI transcribes both sides of the conversation with speaker identification, so the PDF shows which participant said what.
Yes. After generating the initial subtitles, use our translation feature to translate them into 50+ languages with one click. Export each language as a separate SRT file and upload them as alternative subtitle tracks to your video platform. 50+ languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Hindi, Indonesian, Thai, Russian, and many more. The AI automatically detects the language spoken in the video. You can also translate the transcript to 50+ languages before exporting.
Yes. Videos up to 10 hours long and 5GB in size can be converted. The resulting PDF will contain the full transcript with timestamps throughout, making it easy to find specific moments in long recordings.
Yes. Paste the YouTube video URL into the converter. Vatis Tech sends you to a page to download the video and upload it into our audio-video transcriptor. The AI transcribes the content and generates a PDF, DOCX, TXT, SRT transcript with timestamps.
Vatis Tech uses end-to-end encryption. Your video files are processed securely and are not shared with third parties. We comply with GDPR by having ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications. For organizations with strict requirements, we offer on-premise deployment.
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