How sermon transcription works
Drop in your service recording as MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV or WEBM, or record straight from your phone. Tell the studio where the sermon starts and ends and it skips the worship set and announcements. Your sermon title, main scripture and preacher's name are used as hints, which helps with names and Bible references.
Fix names once, use them everywhere
Speech recognition isn't perfect, so the transcript is fully editable. Find-and-replace corrects a misspelled name in every place at once, and time stamps stay attached so captions and clips remain in sync.
More than a transcript
From the same upload you can generate an SEO blog post, a week of social posts, a devotional, a small-group guide and captioned video clips. The transcript is the foundation; the content kit is what your congregation sees.
Questions about sermon transcription
What file types can I upload?
MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV and WEBM. You can also record in the app or paste an existing manuscript or subtitle file.
Can I use the captions on YouTube?
Yes. Download the SRT or VTT file and upload it to YouTube or Facebook as the caption track for your sermon video.