Content
Transcription for content teams
Marketing and content teams repurposing video and audio into written material.
The problem
Turning a webinar into an article means watching it again with a notepad.
- A recorded webinar becomes an article only if someone rewatches it with a notepad
- Social clips ship without captions because captioning is a separate job
- One recording produces one asset instead of five
What changes
Transcripts and summaries that become the first draft of the article, the newsletter, and the social cuts.
- One recording becomes several assets
- Subtitles for every social clip
- Drafts start from real quotes, not a blank page
What matters here
Unlimited on paid plans
Publishing weekly does not mean rationing minutes.
Burned-in subtitles
Social video needs captions on screen — export them burned in, without a watermark.
Export anywhere
Word, PDF, TXT, or subtitle files. Nothing is locked in the tool.
Content: common questions
Can I repurpose one recording into several formats?
That is the usual pattern: transcript for the article draft, summary for the newsletter, subtitles for the social cuts — all from a single upload.
Is the summary publishable as-is?
No, and treating it that way shows. It is a first draft that saves you the blank page, not finished copy.
Do we hit a limit publishing weekly?
Paid plans are unlimited, with a fair-use clause aimed at resale-scale abuse rather than a busy content calendar.
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