WebVTT (.vtt) · Speech to text
AudioPod turns a recording into a WebVTT (.vtt) caption file: upload the audio or video (or paste a YouTube link), let it transcribe, then download the transcript as VTT — timed cues with speaker names and up to five distinct speaker colours. Transcription costs 220 credits a minute.
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The shape of the first cues of a two-speaker export.
WEBVTT
STYLE
::cue(.speaker0) { color: #2E86AB; }
::cue(.speaker1) { color: #A23B72; }
00:00:01.120 --> 00:00:04.380
<c.speaker0>[Speaker 1] Welcome back to the show.</c>
00:00:04.900 --> 00:00:07.250
<c.speaker1>[Speaker 2] Thanks for having me.</c>HTML5 <video>
Reference the file with <track kind="captions" src="captions.vtt">.
YouTube Studio
Subtitles → Upload file → With timing; accepts .vtt.
Vimeo
Upload under Distribution → Subtitles; accepts .vtt.
Course platforms
Most LMS video players take WebVTT captions.
Transcribing a specific source? See YouTube videos, meeting recordings and lectures.
Upload up to 10 files at once (up to 1 GB each) or paste a YouTube link.
With more than one voice, speaker labels give up to five speakers distinct caption colours in the VTT file.
Correct names and terms in the transcript editor and save before you export.
Open the download menu on the finished transcript and choose VTT.