Transcribe who
said what.
Askube transcribes interviews from audio, video, or a YouTube link — with speaker labels so the conversation is clear, and timestamps so you can find any moment. Then it turns the interview into posts, clips, and a newsletter. No card to start.
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What you get from each interview
FeaturesSpeaker labels
Askube identifies who's speaking and labels each turn, so an interview reads as a clear back-and-forth — essential when two or more people are talking.
Timestamps throughout
Every section is timestamped, so you can jump straight to the moment a point was made and quote it exactly.
Audio or video, any source
Upload an audio or video file, or paste a YouTube link. Remote interviews, in-person panels, recorded calls — Askube handles the recording you already have.
More than a transcript
The transcript is the start. From the same interview, Askube pulls LinkedIn posts, X threads, captioned clips, and a newsletter draft — so the conversation becomes content.
Output in your voice
Anything Askube writes from the interview is shaped to a brand voice you set once — not flat, generic AI copy.
Find the best moments
Askube reads the whole transcript and surfaces the strongest exchanges, so the most quotable parts of a long interview don't get buried.
How to transcribe an interview
Three stepsAdd the interview
Paste a YouTube link or upload the audio or video file. A two-person chat, a panel, a remote call — the raw recording is all you need.
It transcribes with speakers
Askube transcribes the whole interview and labels who's speaking, with timestamps throughout — so the back-and-forth reads as a conversation, not a wall of text.
Read, quote, or repurpose
Jump to any moment by its timestamp, pull the quotes you want, or let Askube turn the interview into posts, clips, and a newsletter in your brand voice.
Already have the interview on YouTube and only want the text? The free YouTube Transcript Generator gives you a full transcript with no account.
Questions
FAQ- Does Askube label who is speaking in an interview?
- Yes. Askube transcribes interviews with speaker labels, so each turn in the conversation is attributed to a speaker. That's what makes an interview transcript readable — you can follow the back-and-forth instead of guessing who said what.
- Can I transcribe both audio and video interviews?
- Yes. Upload an audio or video file, or paste a YouTube link. Whether the interview was a remote call, an in-person sit-down, or a recorded panel, Askube works from the recording you already have.
- Are there timestamps in the transcript?
- Yes. The transcript is timestamped throughout, so you can jump to the exact moment something was said and pull the quote precisely.
- What can I do with the interview once it's transcribed?
- Beyond reading and quoting it, Askube turns the same interview into content: LinkedIn posts, X threads, captioned vertical clips, and a newsletter draft — each in your brand voice. An interview becomes a week of material, not just a document.
- Just need a quick transcript from a YouTube link?
- If the interview is already on YouTube and you only want the text, the free YouTube Transcript Generator gives you a full transcript with no account. For speaker-labelled transcription plus repurposing of your own files, use Askube.
- Is there a free way to try it?
- Yes. Askube has a free plan with a few minutes of content and no credit card, so you can transcribe a short interview and see the speaker labels and output quality before paying. Paid plans start at $19/month.
Transcribe your next interview free.
Get a clean, speaker-labelled transcript with timestamps — then turn the interview into posts, clips, and a newsletter in your voice. No card to start.