Artificial intelligence (A.I.) is the fastest way to generate timecode-based video transcripts. In a few minutes and for pennies get an accurate transcript of your video edit plus a caption/subtitle file. You can import your video for transcription via the web or in your existing workflow with extensions for Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, and DaVinci Resolve. Ready to get started? Here's an easy, 4-step guide to transcribing your video edit with A.I.

1. Upload video and transcribe

Go to Simon Says and create a new project. Upload your video file, ideally without music and sound effects to increase the accuracy. Select the original language of your video dialogue and click ‘Transcribe'.

2. Edit transcript, bookmark snippets, and add speaker labels

The transcript will be ready in minutes! Next, you can combine or split lines, and add metadata, such as speaker labels, notes, and bookmarks. If you are creating video subtitles/captions, preview the transcript with the ‘Visual Subtitle Editor'. Simon Says will manage timecode syncing as you edit.

3. Translate transcript

If you need the transcript in other languages, click on the ‘Translation’ button on the toolbar and choose from 100+ languages.

4. Export captions

Navigate to ‘Export’ and choose your preferred format. Simon Says supports all major non-linear video editing applications, subtitle formats, and popular file types, such as Microsoft Word, TXT, and CSV.

Sounds easy, right? It is! Get back to more important work: video transcriptions is now a quick and painless process!

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