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When the transcript needs a fix, Canvas makes corrections fast.
Make every episode easier to find, read, and repurpose.
Podcast transcription turns the spoken words in your episodes into accurate text you can edit and publish. Upload your audio file in any format and Cockatoo transcribes it in seconds, with speaker labels, timestamps and punctuation already applied.
The transcript comes back ready to clean up, export as DOCX, PDF, TXT or SRT, and share wherever your listeners read.
Drop your audio or video file into the browser. Cockatoo handles 45 audio formats and 19 video formats, so whether you recorded in MP3, WAV, M4A or exported video with embedded audio, it works without converting anything first.
Files upload fast and transcription starts immediately. No setup, no account required to try your first file.
The transcript opens in Canvas, the built-in editor, where you can fix names and rename speakers. Rename a speaker once and every line they said updates automatically.
Edit the transcript directly in your browser using Canvas. Fix technical terms, adjust speaker names, or use the AI summary tool to turn a long episode into key points.
Export your finished transcript as DOCX, PDF, TXT or SRT subtitle files.
Download your transcript and publish it on your podcast site, blog or show notes.
At up to 120× real time, V4-Fast can process one hour of audio in about 30 seconds, excluding upload and queue time. Turnaround varies with the recording and mode.
Welcome back. Today we're talking about the small habits that make creative work feel more manageable.
For me, the turning point was making time to experiment. Not every idea needs to become a finished project.
I love that. What would you suggest to someone who wants to start but doesn't know where to begin?
When the transcript needs a fix, Canvas makes corrections fast.
Designed for the fastest turnaround — up to 120× real time.
Mode preview · Select your mode when uploading.No waiting on a human transcriptionist or spending hours typing it yourself. Cockatoo keeps your workflow moving at the speed you actually publish.
Export transcripts as DOCX for editing in Word, PDF for sharing with guests or sponsors, TXT for pasting into show notes, or SRT for adding captions to video podcasts. Every export includes speaker labels and timestamps when you need them.
The SRT export keeps timing data, so video episodes get captions ready to upload without manual syncing.
Language auto-detect runs before transcription and can be overridden per file when needed.
Right-to-left scripts like Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu display correctly in the interface and exports.
The strongest positive themes are accuracy on difficult accents and dialects, raw speed, and ease of use.
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Audio files are invisible to search engines. A text transcript on your site or blog makes every episode searchable, so people find your show when they search for topics you covered.
Not everyone listens to audio. Some people read faster than they listen, others are in places where audio is not practical, and many prefer skimming a transcript to find the part they care about.
Publishing a transcript alongside your episode gives readers a way in. Accessibility improves, and your audience grows to include people who would have skipped the audio-only version.
A transcript is source material for blog posts, social media quotes, email newsletters and video captions. Pull the best lines for Instagram, turn a segment into a standalone article, or caption your video for YouTube without retyping anything.
Guests often want a copy of the interview for their own use. Export the transcript as a PDF or DOCX file and send it over, with speaker labels and timestamps when they need them.
Sponsors appreciate transcripts too. A text version of the ad read or sponsored segment makes it easy to confirm messaging and pull quotes for their own marketing.
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Utilize our top-tier podcast transcript service to easily turn your episodes into detailed, accurate text. Just upload your audio or video files, and our AI-powered platform does the rest, delivering transcripts that enhance accessibility and SEO.
Our commitment to precision, speed, and affordability sets us apart. With advanced AI transcription technology, we ensure that your podcast transcripts are of the highest quality, supporting a wide range of podcast formats.
Definitely! Our podcast transcripts are meticulously crafted to boost your SEO. By converting your audio or video content to text, you increase your online visibility, making your podcasts more discoverable to search engines and listeners alike.
Yes, we offer an intuitive editing platform that allows you to fine-tune your podcast transcripts before publication. Customize your content to fit your brand's voice and maximize SEO impact.
Our service prides itself on rapid turnaround times.
Many of our users treat Cockatoo as a transcript archive, so files stay until you delete them. Support engineers access files only with your explicit permission, and you can delete files or your entire account anytime from Settings.
Yes. Upload a video file in any format and Cockatoo extracts the audio automatically, with no manual conversion.
The transcript comes back with timestamps, and you can export it as an SRT subtitle file ready to upload to YouTube, Vimeo or your hosting platform.
Transcripts include speaker labels automatically, with each speaker tagged as Speaker 1, Speaker 2, and so on. You can rename speakers in the editor, and one rename updates every line that speaker said. When you know how many speakers are in the file, you can set the speaker count before upload to improve accuracy.
Yes. You can return to the transcript in your Cockatoo account, make more corrections, and export it again. Download a DOCX file if you want to continue editing in Word.