Free TikTok Video Transcriber
Upload a TikTok video file and get the spoken words as text, with .srt subtitles.
About this tool
Get the words from a TikTok as clean text for captions, scripts, notes or translation. Upload the video file; the tool extracts the sound in your browser, transcribes it and returns the text with a subtitle file.
How to use it
- Choose a video or audio file. Use your own video file from your phone or editing app, or one you have permission to use.
- Pick the language, or leave it on automatic.
- Press Transcribe, then copy the text or download the .txt or .srt file.
Tips for a better transcript
- Upload the version you edited before adding trending sound, so the speech is easy to hear.
- Short clips with fast speech may need a quick read-through for errors.
- Pick the language yourself if the video mixes languages, which helps accuracy.
- Use the text to write a caption or turn the video into a blog post or thread.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers about tracking, outliers and exporting. Need more? Email us.
Can I paste a link instead of uploading a file?
No. This tool does not download videos from other platforms, which keeps you in control of what you transcribe. Upload the video or audio file instead.
How long can the video be?
Up to about 10 minutes. Your browser extracts the sound first, so even a large video becomes a small upload. Split longer videos into parts.
What file types work?
MP4, MOV, WebM, MP3, WAV and M4A usually work. If your browser cannot read the sound in a file, try exporting it as MP4 or MP3.
How accurate is the transcript?
It is usually good for clear speech and weaker with heavy background music, strong accents or mixed languages. Always read it before you publish it.
Is my video stored?
Statly does not keep your file or the transcript. The sound is sent to an AI speech service to produce the text, so do not upload anything private or confidential.
Which languages are supported?
It detects the language automatically, or you can pick one from the list for better accuracy. Many more languages work with automatic detection.