Turn video into a document your AI can use.
Paste a link or choose a file. Get the transcript, key slides, and screenshots in one searchable PDF or Markdown document — processed privately on your computer.
From video to useful document in three steps.
Add a video
Paste a public link, playlist, or choose a local file.
VideoDoc captures it
Speech becomes timestamped text; useful screen changes become images.
Use the result anywhere
Export PDF, Markdown, or images for your AI, notes, or team.
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, NotebookLM, Perplexity, Notion and your notes.
Start free. Upgrade once.
Pro
- Links and playlists
- On-screen images
- Long videos
- PDF / Markdown / images
- HD/4K downloader
- Two machines
Android
- VideoDoc on your Android phone
- 3 video downloads free
- 3 text extractions free
- No subscription, ever
30-day money-back guarantee. Public links only; use a local file for private or paywalled videos.
Use VideoDoc for the work you already do.
The honest answers.
Where does processing happen?
On your computer. VideoDoc does not upload your video to a processing server.
What is the difference between Free and Pro?
Free transcribes local files in your browser. Pro adds links, playlists, screenshots, long videos, more exports, and downloading.
Can it capture slides instead of the presenter?
Yes. It keeps useful screen changes such as slides, code, and diagrams, while dropping duplicates.
How many languages does it support?
About 99. The engine transcribes Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and most others, with English the most accurate today. Documents render non-English text properly, right-to-left scripts included.
Does it work on Mac?
Yes — Windows 10/11 and Apple Silicon Macs are supported (Mac guide). More answers on the support page.
Turn your first video into a document.
Free, in your browser, nothing uploaded. The first one takes about two minutes.