Show notes for platforms
A short recap — drop it into Apple/Spotify episode notes.
Podcasts transcription
Review quotes, speakers, timestamps, export.
A short recap — drop it into Apple/Spotify episode notes.
A transcript gives your site indexable words — the podcast surfaces in search.
Ready chunks for posts and threads.
Timestamps help cut the episode into player chapters.
Built for people who work from recordings
Turn meeting recordings into notes and follow-up text.
Review interviews with speakers, timestamps, and search.
Make transcript text for captions, posts, and show notes.
Convert lectures and webinars into study material.
In depth
Every podcaster knows the trap: mixing the episode is only half the work. Then you owe show notes, pull-quotes for social, chapter timecodes and a title for the platforms. It's all about the same hour of audio you already heard ten times while editing and have no wish to hear an eleventh. So the episode ships to Apple and Spotify with a two-line description, search engines never find it, and the guest's best line stays buried inside an mp3 nobody will dig into. Turning a podcast into text is a way to extract all your promo material in one pass instead of assembling it piece by piece.
Upload the episode as a file or a link — Vibe2Text recognizes the speech and splits host and guests onto separate tracks with timecodes. In the editor you label the speakers, fix the guest's name and the projects mentioned, and instantly see where each topic sits — the timecodes make it easy to set chapters for the player. From the full transcript you assemble show notes: a short recap for the platform description and quotes that cut cleanly into posts. The text on the episode page also gives your site indexable words, so the episode starts showing up in search by topic, not just by the show's name.
Upload the final mixed file, not a rough cut: recognition trips on jingles and music beds, so strip extra sound before transcribing. Split off the ad read and sponsor block right away — show notes don't need them, and in SEO text they only dilute your key topics. Check guest names by hand: the service hears them for the first time and often spells them phonetically. Making a YouTube video version? Export SRT subtitles from the same transcript so you never transcribe twice. And keep quotes-with-timecodes handy: that's a week of announcement content ready to go.
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Transcription questions
Upload the mixed episode as a file or link — the service recognizes the speech, splits host and guests and adds timecodes. From the transcript you build show notes: a short recap for the description and quotes by paragraph. You also get the full text for the episode page to help search.
Search engines can't read audio, but they can read the transcript text on the episode page. Indexable words tied to the episode's topics appear, and the episode starts surfacing not just by the show name but by what was actually discussed. That's the SEO point of transcribing a podcast.
Diarization separates up to eight voices — plenty for a host and several studio guests. Lines land on separate tracks and you label the names in the editor. The service meets guests for the first time, so it's best to check their names by hand.
The start is free and card-free; the first episode is transcribed straight from the home page. Registration helps once you want to collect a season's transcripts in one place and search quotes across the archive of episodes.
Yes, SRT and VTT subtitles export from the same transcript — no need to transcribe the episode twice for YouTube. The text is already split into lines with timecodes; you just export the format your media library needs.
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