ELEchoLearn

Transcribe a lecture recording, automatically

Have a lecture or class recording you need as written text? Upload the file or paste a link and EchoLearn transcribes the speech. On top of the transcript you can also generate a structured summary and translated subtitles.

Transcribe a recording

What you get

  • A full written transcript of the lecture.
  • A structured summary on top of it: key points and every term explained.
  • Subtitles timed to the speech, translated into 15 languages.
  • Works from an uploaded file or a pasted link.

A short example

Input: an audio file of a one-hour guest lecture.

Output: the full transcript, with an optional downloadable PDF summary or translated subtitles on top.

How it works

  1. Upload an audio or video file, or paste a video link.
  2. Choose what to generate: transcript, summary, or subtitles.
  3. Download the result and use it however you need.

Who it is for

  • Students who need the material in writing before an exam.
  • Lecturers and teachers who want transcripts of their own talks.
  • Anyone who would rather read than listen again.

FAQ

Is the transcript accurate?
It is generated automatically and can make mistakes, especially with background noise, overlapping speakers, and rare terms. Review the result before relying on it.
What sources can I feed it?
An audio or video file from your computer, or a link to YouTube or a page that embeds a YouTube video. On other sites you can record the playback while you watch.
How much does it cost?
There is a free tier to try the tools. Plan details and quotas are on the pricing page.
What happens to my uploads?
The privacy policy on this site covers it in full.

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