Podcast Transcription
You Have the Audio File. Not a Link.
Send a downloaded podcast or interview clip to @vustScribeBot and get a transcript, summary and key points back — in the language it was recorded in. Honest cap: 20 minutes per file, so split a full episode into segments first.
Honest scope
Audio file in hand, not a link to paste
If you're pasting a YouTube mirror or a show-notes/transcript URL, that's a different tool on this site (/summary/podcast) — it works from links and explicitly skips audio uploads. This page is the other half: you already have the downloaded mp3 or clip, and want it turned into a transcript. Files longer than 20 minutes are rejected upfront, not partially processed — split first.
See the difference
Real episode clips, the 20-minute honesty line, and what comes back.
02·Practical use cases
Who transcribes a podcast or interview clip
A podcaster with a downloaded segment
An 18-minute interview clip saved as an audio file, no link to paste anywhere
One pass returns transcript, summary and action items — 2✦, since it's over 5 minutes.
Someone with a full-length episode
A 45-minute episode well past the 20-minute/file ceiling
Split into segments with any free audio editor, then send each chunk — honest, not a silent failure.
A friend previewing a podcast pitch
A short 4-minute voice-memo pitch someone sent for feedback
Free tier: under 5 minutes, transcript and key points back, no charge.
03·How it works
From episode audio to transcript
mp3/m4a/wav/ogg — up to 20 minutes and 20MB per file, Telegram's own ceiling.
Episodes over 20 minutes are rejected upfront, no charge — trim by chapter marker or into even chunks before sending.
All three come back per segment, in the language the episode was recorded in.
04·Same tool · in Telegram
Telegram
Send the episode file, not a link
@vustScribeBot · Open @vustScribeBot and send the audio clip — transcript, summary and key points come back.
05·Quality & trust
Honest scope
Audio file, not a link
This is for the downloaded episode itself. Pasting a YouTube mirror or a transcript/show-notes URL instead is a different tool (/summary/podcast), which explicitly skips audio uploads.
20-minute honesty line
No partial processing on oversized files — split first, or expect an upfront rejection with no charge.
Frequently asked questions
Ready when you are
Have the audio file? Send it directly.
No YouTube mirror needed, no show-notes URL — just the mp3 you already downloaded.