Transcribe LinkedIn Videos to Text
Paste the link to a public LinkedIn video post or Live replay, or upload the file, and get a timestamped transcript you can edit and export. The free plan gives you 120 minutes every week with no credit card.
Transcribe a LinkedIn video
Paste the link to a public LinkedIn post
No need to download the video first. Free plan: 120 minutes every week.
Copy the post link, or upload the file
Open the post, click the three dots in its top corner and choose Copy link to post, then paste that link here. We fetch the video only if it plays without signing in; plenty of LinkedIn posts are visible to members only, and those links fail. If yours does, upload the file instead: your own videos are on your phone or in your editing software, and anything up to 500 MB and 6 hours long works. A single link means a single video; company pages and profiles are not fetched as a batch.
Start TranscribingTalks, panels and demos as editable text
LinkedIn video is mostly talking heads, panels, webinars and product demos, which suit speech recognition well. A speaker close to a decent microphone gets up to 99% accuracy; panels where people interrupt each other, background music and conference-room echo pull it down. The language is detected automatically across 100 languages, so a talk in German or Spanish needs no setting. Every segment carries a timestamp, so you can jump back to the moment a quote came from.
Start TranscribingAsk questions about a LinkedIn video
Once a LinkedIn talk is text, ask the assistant what the speaker actually argued, which numbers they quoted, or which three points would make a good follow-up post. Answers come from the transcript, so you can check each one against the timestamps. The assistant is part of the paid plans.
- Summarize a long Live replay
- Pull out the claims and figures
- Draft an outline for a LinkedIn article
- Turn quotes into posts for other channels
How to transcribe a LinkedIn video
From a LinkedIn post to editable text in four steps.
- Step 01
Paste the post link
On the post, open the three-dot menu, choose Copy link to post and paste it here. Members-only post? Upload the file.
- Step 02
Let it transcribe
The spoken language is detected on its own. A typical video is ready in minutes, not hours.
- Step 03
Review and edit
Read along with the timestamps and fix names, company terms and acronyms right in the browser.
- Step 04
Export and reuse
Export TXT on the free plan, or SRT captions, Word and PDF on a paid plan, and reuse the text in posts and articles.
Who transcribes LinkedIn videos
People who say more on camera than they have time to type.
Thought Leaders
A founder who talks better than they write records a short video, transcribes it and edits the text into a long-form LinkedIn article.
Content Marketers
A marketer transcribes the company's latest LinkedIn Live panel and turns the best answers into a blog recap, a newsletter section and a week of quote posts.
Sales Teams
A sales rep transcribes a prospect's public keynote before a call and asks the assistant what priorities and problems the speaker named.
HR and Recruiters
A recruiter transcribes an employer-brand video or a recorded culture talk to write the job ad and careers page in the words the team really uses.
What you get from a LinkedIn transcript
Paste a Post Link
Paste the post link and the video is fetched for you, as long as it plays without a LinkedIn login.
LinkedIn Live Replays
Public Live replays up to 6 hours are transcribed after the broadcast ends. Nothing is transcribed while you are still live.
Accurate, Editable Text
Up to 99% accuracy on clear speech, with timestamps on every segment and an in-browser editor for names and acronyms.
Speaker Labels
Panels and interviews are split by voice and labelled Speaker 1, Speaker 2 and so on, on every plan. On a paid plan you add the real names.
Export for Articles
Copy the text into a LinkedIn article draft, or export it. TXT is on the free plan; Word and PDF come with the paid plans.
