Subtitle & Transcription Workflow

Subtitle and Transcription Workflow

Upload recordings, interviews, lessons, or video clips, then export timestamped TXT, SRT, or VTT for captions, notes, editing, and AI voiceover scripts.

  • No installation needed
  • Speaker labels supported
  • Subtitle files ready to export
Online STT Studio

Upload a file and prepare subtitles or transcripts

The subtitle and transcription workbench opens natively on the main page. Upload audio or video, review timestamps and text, then export TXT, SRT, or VTT for editing, publishing, or voiceover production.

Open Subtitle Workflow
  1. Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, or another supported audio or video file.
  2. Wait for speech, timestamps, and available speaker information to be recognized.
  3. Review the transcript online, then copy text or download TXT, SRT, or VTT.

Where does it fit?

Video Subtitles

Turn MP4 voiceovers, lessons, and interviews into SRT/VTT files for editors or publishing platforms.

Meeting Notes

Turn meetings, interviews, and calls into searchable notes you can reuse quickly.

Voiceover Scripts

Clean up transcripts into scripts, then continue into text to speech or voice selection workflows.

How it works

  1. Upload an audio or video file.
  2. Wait for AI to transcribe the speech and timestamps.
  3. Review the result online and export TXT, SRT, or VTT as needed.

Transcription for Subtitles, Notes, and Voiceover Scripts

VoiceIndex AI uses transcription as part of a larger publishing workflow: convert audio or video into editable text, export subtitles, clean up notes, then continue into editing or AI voiceover production.

Why use a subtitle-first workflow

Long recordings and MP4 clips need file upload, timestamp preservation, export formats, and review tools. A dedicated workflow reduces the time between raw media, usable captions, and publishable scripts.

How this page should be used

This page supports subtitle, transcript, and caption queries while passing stronger commercial intent to AI voice generation, text to speech, and voice library pages through internal links.