Ipek G.
@ipekg · Real Estate Agent
I turn real estate podcasts into training content for my team. It used to take me hours but now they are ready in a couple of minutes.
Paste a YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts link.
Get a full transcript with speaker labels and AI summaries.
Convert podcasts to text
5,000+
Transcripts generated
99%+
Word accuracy
3M+
Words processed
3,500+
Users
Ipek G.
@ipekg · Real Estate Agent
I turn real estate podcasts into training content for my team. It used to take me hours but now they are ready in a couple of minutes.
Gurkan S.
@gurkans · PhD Student
As a Phd student I don't have a lot of time. With PodTyper, I'm able to skim the transcripts and grab what I need without spending hours. thanks!
Martin86
@martin86 · Agency Owner
super easy product. pdf export is the bit i use most. i send them to clients and reuse them on the next project without reformatting anything.
Thomas.A
@thomas.a · Researcher
Saves me a lot of time. I can keep up with podcasts in my field without listening to every episode end to end.
When you submit a podcast link, Podtyper downloads the audio and sends it through a speech recognition model (Deepgram Nova-3). The model converts the audio to text, then a process called speaker diarization splits the audio by speaker and labels each segment. A large language model runs a second pass to generate a summary and pull out key topics and quotes. Most episodes finish in 1 minute.
If the episode is publicly available on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts, Podtyper can transcribe it. No RSS feeds to dig up, no file uploads, no extra steps.
SRT (SubRip Text) is the standard format for video subtitles. VTT (Web Video Text Tracks) is the W3C standard for web captions. Podtyper exports to both, plus PDF and plain text. Need a Spotify episode as a document? See how to export a Spotify podcast transcript as PDF.
Alongside the transcript you get an AI summary, topic tags, the best quotes, and key takeaways. All generated automatically, nothing extra to set up. Want notes from a Spotify episode? See how to create notes from a Spotify podcast.
Podtyper is a podcast transcription tool that converts spoken audio from podcast episodes into written text. Paste a public link from YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts and get a full transcript with speaker labels, timestamps, and an AI-generated summary in 1 minute. According to Edison Research's The Infinite Dial, over 183 million Americans listened to podcasts in 2024. Almost none of that audio is searchable or skimmable without a transcript.
Other tools are built for recording your own content. Podtyper is built for existing published podcasts.
See full plan details on the pricing page.
Billed monthly
No commitment — cancel anytime
Billed monthly
No commitment — cancel anytime
Paste a public podcast link from YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts into Podtyper. It downloads the audio, transcribes it using a speech recognition model (Deepgram Nova-3), labels each speaker, and generates a summary with key quotes. Usually finishes in 1 minute.
Yes. Podtyper works with public episodes from YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Paste the link and it handles the rest. You do not need RSS feeds or file uploads.
Yes. Podtyper includes first 30 minutes free, no credit card needed. After that, Paid plans start at $7.99/month for 800 minutes.
Most episodes finish in 1 minute, regardless of length. A one-hour podcast typically transcribes in 1 minute.
Podtyper uses Deepgram Nova-3, which achieves 99%+ word-level accuracy on clean audio. You also get speaker labels and timestamps generated automatically.
Yes. Podtyper runs speaker diarization by default, which identifies and labels each speaker in the audio (Speaker 01, Speaker 02, etc.). Labels are color-coded in the transcript.
Yes. We store transcripts encrypted and permanently delete audio files from our servers right after processing.
We love podcasts. We also don't have three hours a day to listen to them.
Most episodes bury the actually useful part somewhere in the middle, past the sponsor reads and the small talk. We kept missing things. So we built something that just gives you the text.
One hour saved a week. That's it.
If you want the full overview, see our podcast transcription page.