Audio in · Transcript out · Minutes

When all you need is the words.

Q: What's the difference between Transcribe and the full compliance package?

Transcribe takes audio and returns just the transcript in PDF, VTT, SRT, and TXT. The full compliance package takes a finished video and returns broadcast-spec captions in four formats (VTT, SRT, TTML, SCC) plus an audio-description script and AD voiceover. Use Transcribe when you only need the words; use the package when a spot ships to broadcast or OTT.

Q: What audio can I upload?

Common audio formats like MP3, WAV, and M4A, as well as the audio track from a video file. Upload the recording and download the transcript in four formats.

Q: How many credits does a transcript cost?

One credit covers up to 60 minutes of transcription — a flat rate, regardless of length up to the hour. That goes much further than a full compliance job, which uses 1 credit per 2 minutes, 2 credits per 5 minutes, and 3 credits per 10 minutes.

Q: Do the same credits and packs work for both?

Yes. Transcribe runs on the same credits and the same packs (Starter, Studio, Agency, House) as the compliance product. A transcript just costs far fewer credits per minute. Three free credits on signup; credits never expire.

Q: Which languages does Transcribe support?

English only for now. The full compliance package supports English, Spanish, and French; additional Transcribe languages are on the roadmap.

You already trust Post Slate for the full compliance package. Transcribe is the fast lane: upload audio, get the transcript back as PDF, VTT, SRT, and TXT in minutes — for just 1 credit per hour of audio. No captions to spec, no audio description, no voiceover. Just clean, accurate words. English, for now.

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How it works

Upload. Transcribe.
Download.

No project to configure, no compliance options to pick. Drop in a recording, and the transcript comes back in four formats.

Step 01 Upload MP3 · WAV · M4A · or a video's audio

Step 02 Transcribe Accurate, timestamped — in minutes

Step 03 Download PDF · VTT · SRT · TXT

What you get back

One transcript.
Four formats.

Download the transcript in the shape each workflow expects — plain text to paste, timestamped sidecars for players, a print-ready PDF for the record.

Transcript · four formats

.TXT

PLAIN TEXT

TXT

transcript.txt

The full transcript as clean, unformatted text. No timestamps. Paste into docs, email, your CMS, or a prompt.

So the first thing we measured was latency — and it dropped about forty percent once the cache moved closer to the edge…

.VTT

WEBVTT

VTT

transcript.vtt

Timestamped WebVTT cues for web players, YouTube, and any captioning workflow that reads VTT.

00:00:01.200 → 00:00:04.060
So the first thing we measured was latency.

.SRT

SUBRIP

SRT

transcript.srt

Universal SubRip sidecar. Sequential cue numbers, comma-decimal timestamps — opens in every editor and player.

1
00:00:01,200 --> 00:00:04,060
So the first thing we measured was latency.

.PDF

PRINT-READY

PDF

transcript.pdf

A formatted, print-ready transcript for review, sign-off, or the record. Clean typography, ready to share.

Two lanes, one account

Transcript today.
Package when
it ships.

Transcribe is for when all you need is the words. When a project actually goes to air, the full compliance package is one upload away — same account, same credits.

/ Transcribe

When you need the words

A transcript for editorial, a paper edit, a searchable record, internal notes, or a quick caption sidecar. Audio in, transcript out — PDF, VTT, SRT, TXT. English, for now.

Output · PDF · VTT · SRT · TXT

/ Compliance package

When it ships to air

Broadcast and OTT delivery that needs captions to spec plus audio description: VTT · SRT · TTML · SCC + AD script + AD voiceover, in EN · ES · FR. See the package →

Output · captions to spec + AD

Need the package? One click away. Just need the words? You're home.

Same customers, lighter job

For the jobs that
only need words.

Agencies & production

You usually buy the full compliance package — but plenty of jobs only need a transcript. A client interview, a raw VO take, a recorded briefing. Get the words back in minutes, for a fraction of a credit's usual reach.

Brand & corporate teams

A searchable transcript of a webinar, town hall, or podcast episode — fast. Drop it into your CMS, repurpose it into a blog post, or hand it to legal for the record.

Editorial & post

Paper-edit from a transcript before you touch the timeline. Pull the soundbite, find the quote, script the cut — all from clean, timestamped text.

What it costs

One credit.
One hour
of audio.

Transcribe runs on the same credits and the same packs you already buy — a transcript just goes a lot further per credit than a full compliance job.

Transcribe rate

60 min

of transcription per credit.

A full compliance job covers far less · 1 cr ≤ 2 min · 2 cr ≤ 5 min · 3 cr ≤ 10 min

Same packs you already know: Starter $49 / 5 · Studio $129 / 15 · Agency $299 / 40 · House $649 / 100. Three free credits on signup. Credits never expire. See all packs →

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Common questions

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Q.01What's the difference between Transcribe and the full compliance package?

Transcribe takes audio and returns just the transcript — PDF, VTT, SRT, TXT. The compliance package takes a finished video and returns broadcast-spec captions in four formats (VTT, SRT, TTML, SCC) plus an audio-description script and AD voiceover. Use Transcribe when you only need the words; use the package when a spot ships to broadcast or OTT.

Q.02What audio can I upload?

Common audio formats — MP3, WAV, M4A — as well as the audio track from a video file. Drop in the recording and download the transcript in all four formats.

Q.03How many credits does a transcript cost?

One credit covers up to 60 minutes of transcription — a flat rate, regardless of length up to the hour. That goes much further than a full compliance job, which uses 1 credit per 2 minutes, 2 per 5 minutes, and 3 per 10 minutes.

Q.04Do the same credits and packs work for both?

Yes. Transcribe runs on the same credits and the same packs (Starter, Studio, Agency, House) as the compliance product — a transcript just costs far fewer credits per minute. Three free credits on signup; credits never expire.

Q.05Which languages does Transcribe support?

English only for now. The full compliance package supports English, Spanish, and French; additional Transcribe languages are on the roadmap.

Q.06Can I get the full compliance package later?

Yes. When a project actually ships, upload the finished video on the standard flow and Post Slate returns the full package — captions to spec plus audio description. Same account, same credits. See the package →

Just need
the words?
Upload audio.

Same account.
Same credits.
One transcript, four formats, minutes away.