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Add your episode
Drag in a podcast episode — an audio file like MP3 or M4A, or a video podcast in MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV. The file is read locally; nothing is uploaded yet.
Podcast episode → summary
For listeners and creators who want the takeaways from an episode without sitting through the whole thing.
Transcribe a short or long episode and convert the video to a notes summary: the key takeaways, the topics covered, and a timeline you can read or download as Markdown or plain text — plus the full podcast transcript. Drop an episode to summarize a podcast in seconds: the audio is extracted in your browser and only the audio is sent for transcription, so the original file is never uploaded as a whole. Following a podcast on YouTube? Transcribe the YouTube video with the Chrome extension instead.
How it works
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Drag in a podcast episode — an audio file like MP3 or M4A, or a video podcast in MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV. The file is read locally; nothing is uploaded yet.
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We extract the audio in your browser, transcribe the episode to text, then use AI to pull out the key takeaways, the topics and guests covered, and a timeline.
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Review the podcast summary on the page, copy it into your show notes or notes app, or download the summary as Markdown and the full transcript as a text file.
Why use it
Skim the key takeaways before deciding whether an episode is worth a full listen.
Use the timeline to jump straight to the segment or guest you came for.
Creators can turn the transcript and summary into show notes you own and publish.
Following a podcast on YouTube? The Chrome extension turns a YouTube episode into notes; this page handles uploaded clips.
More note types
Recording something other than a podcast? Turn a call into meeting notes from video, turn a class into lecture notes from video, or make general notes from any video. Only need the sound? Extract the audio as MP3, M4A, or WAV.
Make notes from any videoFAQ
Drop a podcast episode onto the box on this page or choose a file. The audio is extracted in your browser and transcribed, then AI turns the episode into notes — a summary with the key takeaways, the topics covered, and a timeline — that you can read on the page or download as Markdown or plain text. No sign-up is needed.
Yes. Podcasts usually are audio, so MP3 and M4A files work exactly like video: drop the file in and the episode is transcribed and summarized the same way. Video formats — MP4, MOV, WebM, and MKV — work too if you have a video version of the episode.
The full episode transcript plus a summary: the key takeaways, the topics covered, any terms or names worth remembering, and a timeline so you can jump to the part of the episode you care about. Download the summary as Markdown (.md) and the transcript as plain text (.txt), or copy them.
A single upload can be up to an hour and the site covers about an hour of audio per device in total, so a full-length episode will use most of that. For a two-hour episode or a YouTube podcast, the Chrome extension transcribes longer videos right in your browser.
Try it now
No account, no whole-file upload — just the episode and a few seconds.