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Video Translation

Upload a video, Transkio pulls the audio and transcribes it, then translates that transcript into another language — right in your browser.

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A product demo recorded in French, a training video filmed by your team abroad, a recorded presentation given in another language at a conference — the audio is exactly what you need, but the language isn't the one your audience reads. Transkio turns that video into a transcript in the language it was spoken, then translates that transcript so the rest of your team can actually read what was said.

The process is two honest steps, not one magic button: upload the video, Transkio automatically extracts the audio track and transcribes it in its original language, and once that transcript exists you can request a translation of it into another language. You get a readable, translated text document you can paste into a doc, share over email, or hand to a colleague who doesn't speak the source language.

A Video in the Wrong Language Is a Video Nobody Watches

Recorded demos, training sessions, and talks given in another language tend to sit unwatched once they leave the room they were recorded in. Nobody wants to sit through 20 minutes of unfamiliar audio hoping to catch the two minutes that matter, and manually writing up notes from a video is slow and easy to get wrong.

Auto-generated captions baked into a video player don't solve this either — they're usually in the original language, not editable, and impossible to search, quote, or paste into a report.

Extract the Audio, Transcribe It, Then Translate the Transcript

Upload your video file (MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, or MPEG) and Transkio automatically pulls out the audio track — no separate conversion step. That audio is transcribed in the language it was spoken — Transkio covers 50+ languages — producing a transcript you can read, edit, and search line by line.

From that transcript, request a translation into another language on the Pro plan or higher. You get a translated text version of the transcript alongside the original, so anyone on your team can read what was said in the video without watching it in the source language.

What You Get

No Manual Conversion

Upload the video file directly and Transkio extracts the audio track automatically — MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, and MPEG are all supported.

Transcript First, Translation Second

You always get an accurate transcript in the original spoken language before translation, so nothing is lost or guessed at in a single automated pass.

Editable From the Start

Click any line to jump the video player to that moment, fix a misheard word, or rename a speaker — before or after translating.

Readable Translated Transcript

Get the translated version as clean text you can paste into a document, email, or report for teammates who don't read the original language.

Original-Language Exports in TXT, SRT, VTT

Export the source-language transcript as subtitle-ready SRT/VTT files or plain text, in addition to the translated text transcript.

Start Without a Credit Card

Try it on the Free plan with 60 trial minutes, no card required, before upgrading for translation.

See it work

See the Difference

A real example of how the same recording reads before and after Transkio.

German training video, translated for the wider team

Before — raw auto-captions

Bitte denken Sie daran, das Auslagenformular vor Ende der Woche einzureichen.

After — Transkio transcript

Please remember to submit the expense form before the end of the week.

Frequently asked questions

Which plan lets me translate a video's transcript?

Video translation is available from the Pro plan and up. The Free plan transcribes video audio in its original language but does not include translation.

Will I get translated subtitles (SRT/VTT) for my video, or just translated text?

Just translated text, for now. Transkio translates the transcript itself into another language as a readable document, but subtitle exports (SRT/VTT) are only available in the video's original spoken language — there's no translated-caption file yet.

What video formats can I upload?

MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, and MPEG. Transkio extracts the audio track automatically after upload, so there's no need to convert the file or pull the audio out yourself first.

What's the maximum video file size?

It depends on your plan. The Free plan supports files up to 100 MB, while the Ultra plan raises that to roughly 8 GB, enough for longer recorded sessions and higher-resolution footage.

Can I just paste a video URL instead of uploading the file?

No — Transkio doesn't fetch video from a URL or link. You'll need to upload the video file directly, or record one in your browser if you're capturing a live session.

Turn Your Video Into a Translated Transcript

Upload a video, let Transkio extract and transcribe the audio, then translate the transcript into another language — no card required to start.

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  • Transcripts in minutes, not hours
  • 50+ languages