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Overview

Reap lets you generate a transcript of your video in one click. Add a YouTube link or upload a file, choose the language settings, generate the transcript, then review and export it in the format you need.

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Step-By-Step Workflow

1

Add your video

Start by pasting a YouTube link or uploading a video from your device.
2

Choose language and script settings

Select the spoken language, optional translation, and script mode before generating the transcript.
3

Generate the transcript

Click Generate Transcript to process the video and create the transcript.
4

Review and export

Review the generated transcript, toggle timestamps if needed, and export it in the format you want.

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1. Add Your Video

You can start the transcription workflow in two ways:
  • Paste a YouTube link.
  • Upload a video file from your device.
  • Supported formats: .mp4, .mov.
  • Supported uploads start at 3 seconds and go up to 2 hours.
  • Maximum file size: 5 GB.

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2. Choose Language And Translation

  • Select the primary Language spoken in the video.
  • Optionally choose Translate to if you want the transcript translated.
If you do not need translation, leave Translate to set to None.

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3. Choose Script Mode

Select how the script should be handled:
  • Native for captions in the original script of the selected language.
  • Roman for romanized captions, where the spoken language is written using Latin characters.

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4. Generate The Transcript

  • Click Generate Transcript after your video and language settings are ready.
  • Reap will process the video and create the transcript automatically.

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5. Review The Generated Transcript

After generation, you can review the transcript inside the transcript view.
  • Read the transcript line by line.
  • Review the transcript alongside the video preview.
  • Turn Timestamps on or off depending on how you want to read the transcript.

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6. Export The Transcript

You can export the generated transcript in multiple formats:
  • TXT
  • SRT
  • VTT
  • CSV
You can also download the extracted audio.

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Tips For Better Transcript Results

  • Choose the correct source language for the most accurate transcript.
  • Use timestamps when you need easier review and reference points.
  • Export SRT or VTT when you need subtitle-ready files.
  • Export TXT or CSV when you need the transcript for repurposing or analysis.