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PodcastsToText

Paste any podcast or YouTube link, get the full transcript

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PodcastsToText is a podcast to text converter: paste an episode link and get the full transcript, with no download and no file to find. It works with Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube and TikTok links, RSS feeds and podcast web pages, and audio uploads (MP3, WAV, M4A). Every transcript comes back with speaker labels and timestamps and opens in an editor, and the free plan includes 30 minutes a month with no card.

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Features

Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube and TikTok links, RSS feeds and audio uploads. Speaker labels and timestamps on every plan. Editor: click a word to hear it, rename speakers once. Export TXT, Markdown, SRT, VTT, JSON, DOCX, PDF. AI show notes, chapters, summaries and translation (paid). REST API with webhooks and a remote MCP server for AI agents (paid).

Use Cases

Podcasters writing show notes and blog posts. Students and researchers quoting interviews. Journalists finding the exact line. Language learners reading along. Developers and AI agents that need transcripts on demand.

Comments

Hi Fazier! I built PodcastsToText because I kept forgetting what was said in episodes I'd listened to, and downloading files to transcribe them was never practical. Now you paste a Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube or TikTok link and get the whole transcript with speaker labels and timestamps, in an editor where clicking a word plays it. You can try it without an account: paste a link on the homepage and you get the opening 30 seconds as a real transcript. I'd love to hear which podcast you'd transcribe first, and what's missing.

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Hi Fazier! I built PodcastsToText because I kept forgetting what was said in episodes I'd listened to, and downloading files to transcribe them was never practical. Now you paste a Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube or TikTok link and get the whole transcript with speaker labels and timestamps, in an editor where clicking a word plays it. You can try it without an account: paste a link on the homepage and you get the opening 30 seconds as a real transcript. I'd love to hear which podcast you'd transcribe first, and what's missing.

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