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Drop in the video or audio from your phone, camera or recorder — or paste a public social link. Up to 2 hours, up to 1 GB.
Turn any video or audio interview into a news article — instantly. No more listening back, typing or translating. In your language, or any of 30.
Drop in a press-meet video, an interview or a field report — or paste a social link. You get a finished article with headline, lead, quotes and context, ready for your newspaper, channel or website. Up to 2 hours per recording.
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This is the studio. Drop in a recording and the article appears — headline, lead, quotes, context — ready to edit and file. Need it in another language? Pick one and it rewrites.
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No typing, no scrubbing back and forth, no blank page. You bring the recording; the first draft is waiting when you look up.
Drop in the video or audio from your phone, camera or recorder — or paste a public social link. Up to 2 hours, up to 1 GB.
It listens, separates the speakers and writes a news article: headline, lead, attributed quotes and context. Choose the format and, if you need it, another language.
Check the quotes against the timestamps, edit the copy, then export DOCX, PDF or text for your CMS, bulletin or script.
Video, audio or a link. Your language or someone else's. A quick brief or a full report. If it can be said on tape, it can be on your desk as copy.
Upload a press conference, interview, field report or bulletin recording — MP4, MOV, MKV, up to 2 hours. Get the transcript and a finished article: headline, lead, quotes and context.
Voice notes, recorder files, phone interviews, radio, podcasts — MP3, WAV, M4A. The same result: an article you edit and file.
Paste a public Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok or Threads link. No downloading, no screen-recording — get the speech as text and a short news piece.
A clip in a language you don't speak? Paste the link and read what is being said — in your language, with timestamps.
Hindi press meet to a Tamil report. Arabic briefing to an English story. Spoken language is detected for you; you choose from 30 output languages.
Transcript, SRT captions and the article each come out in the language you choose — meaning for meaning, not word for word. Re-run the same tape in another language anytime.
Five formats — news report, feature, interview, brief, press release. Tidy lead, attributed quotes, clean structure. Set length and tone, then edit like any desk copy.
0.4 cent per audio minute. A two-hour press conference costs $0.48 — against a day of typing or a translator's invoice. Failed conversions are refunded.
Long recordings are processed in sections and joined back together. Big videos are compressed on your device first, so uploads stay quick.
Switch on speaker labels; jump to the exact second of any quote.
DOCX, PDF, SRT, Markdown, plain text.
Drafts are drafts: verify every quote, name and figure.
Your library keeps text and articles, not recordings.
A clip is spreading in a language you don't speak. Don't wait for a translator. Paste the Instagram, TikTok, X or Facebook link and read what is actually being said — in your language.
Your correspondent files in Hindi, your edition reads Tamil. The press meet is in Arabic, your audience reads English. One recording, any direction, 30 languages.
A Hindi press conference becomes the Tamil edition's lead story, ready to edit.
See the workflow →Radio → wire copyA Tamil radio interview, filed as English copy for the national desk.
See the workflow →Podcast → newsletterAn English podcast or briefing, published for Hindi readers the same day.
See the workflow →Briefing → news reportAn Arabic diplomatic briefing, written up as an English news report.
See the workflow →Listen. Type. Translate. Write. Check. That is the day a two-hour press conference eats — before you've reported anything new. Here is the same recording with AI Journalist.
Interviews from the field. Yesterday's press meet. The clip your editor forwarded at midnight. Drag the slider to see what a week of it costs you by hand — and what it costs with AI Journalist.
Estimate: about 6 hours of listening, typing, translating and writing per recorded hour by hand, against about 30 minutes of review with AI Journalist.
AI Journalist drafts. You decide. Every design choice protects that line.
Drafts are drafts. Every quote, name and figure is yours to check — timestamps take you to the exact second.
The text comes from the recording; the article comes from the text. What was said is what gets written.
Audio is removed from our server once the text is produced. Your records keep words, not recordings.
0.4 cent per audio minute. Failed conversions refunded automatically. No seat fees on deadline day.
| Listen, type, write | Transcription-only apps | AI Journalist | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A story — eventually | A wall of text to turn into a story | Transcript and a finished news article |
| Two hours of tape | About 12 hours | Minutes, then you write it | Minutes, then about an hour of editing |
| Video links | Download, convert, listen | Varies | Paste a public link |
| Other languages | A translator or your own time | Mostly same-language text | Any spoken language in, 30 out |
| Cost | Your hours | Often per seat or tiered plans | 0.4¢ per audio minute |
Usage is billed at 0.4¢ per audio minute. Failed processing is refunded automatically.
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Four ways to understand a foreign-language video — and the fastest: paste the Instagram, TikTok, X or Facebook link and read it in your language.
Read the guide →Guide · WritingTurn an interview or press conference into clean news copy: lead, structure, quotes, context and an editing pass — plus the AI shortcut for any language.
Read the guide →Guide · VerificationSeven checks before you publish from an AI transcript or translation: names, numbers, quotes, speakers, context, translated lines and claims.
Read the guide →Yes — that is what AI Journalist is built for. Upload the video or audio recording (up to 2 hours, 1 GB per file) or paste a public social link, and it writes a finished news article from it: headline, lead, quotes and context, ready for you to edit and file. It works for newspapers, TV channel web desks, news websites, freelancers and YouTube news channels.
Yes — that is the core of AI Journalist. The spoken language is detected automatically, and you choose the language of the output from 30 options. Hindi audio to a Tamil article, Tamil radio to English wire copy, an Arabic briefing to a Hindi feature: any spoken language to any output language, as text or as a finished news article.
Yes. Paste a public link from Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, Threads, SoundCloud or Dailymotion and AI Journalist converts what is said into text in your language — and can write it up as an article. A direct YouTube link is not supported; upload the video file instead.
A transcription app stops at text in the language that was spoken. AI Journalist goes the whole way: it detects the language, transcribes, translates meaning-for-meaning into the language you choose, and — on a separate click — writes the news article with headline, lead, quotes and context. You can still use it purely to transcribe.
Up to 2 hours per recording and 1 GB per file. Long recordings are processed in sections and joined back together, so the upload doesn't fail halfway. Large videos are compressed on your own device first, so only a small audio file is uploaded.
Clean text in your chosen language with optional speaker labels and timestamps, and an article draft written from that text: headline, lead paragraph, sub-headings, quotes and context. Export as TXT, Markdown, DOCX, PDF or SRT.
Treat it as a strong first draft. AI can mishear names, numbers and heavy accents, so check every quote, figure and proper noun against the recording before you publish. You are the editor; AI Journalist removes the typing and translating, not the responsibility.
The free trial gives 30 audio minutes over 3 days with no card. After that, membership is $7 a month (₹647 in India) including 100 minutes, then 0.4 cent per audio minute from credit that never expires. Failed conversions are refunded automatically.
Audio is deleted from the server as soon as the text is produced. Your records keep the text and the article — not the recording.
30 output languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Arabic, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese and English. The spoken language is detected for you, and meaning is preserved rather than translated word for word.
Yes. Upload the episode or paste a public link, export SRT captions in any language, and write the same recording up as a blog post, newsletter or show notes — in the language of each audience.
More answers on the full FAQ and the Trust & privacy page.
Upload the recording. Get the article. Your first 30 minutes are on us — no card, no setup call.