Turns uploaded video or audio into speaker-labeled, exportable text with word-level timestamps.
Scribix transcribes uploaded video and audio files, or YouTube links, into speaker-labeled text with word-level timestamps and automatic language detection. It accepts common formats like MP4, MOV, WebM, MP3, and WAV, and offers a YouTube-focused browser extension for pulling transcripts directly from videos. The free plan gives 45 lifetime transcription minutes with no credit card required. The Pro plan costs 10 USD per month, or 120 USD billed yearly, for 40 hours of monthly transcription plus AI-generated notes and translation. The operator is Cendro Labs Pty Ltd, an Australian company.
Pro is 10 USD per month, or 120 USD billed yearly, for 40 hours (2,400 minutes) of monthly transcription plus AI notes and translation.
Use tool ↗Scribix's free tier is a fixed lifetime allowance rather than a monthly reset, so it works better as a one-time trial than an ongoing free option. The Pro plan's 2,400 monthly minutes is a generous allowance for regular use, and the YouTube extension is a genuine convenience over pasting links manually. It does not appear to offer an API, so it is built for individual use through the web app rather than integration into other tools.
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