ABOUT SONORA

About Sonora

Sonora turns a supported public video or media link into editable transcript text. You can review the returned segments and export TXT, SRT, or VTT from the browser.

How it works

Paste a public HTTPS link, wait for the transcript, review the words, and choose an export format. Sonora sends the source link to its transcription provider and does not accept local media uploads.

YouTube transcript guide explains how to use YouTube's own transcript view and when Sonora can export a result.
SRT file format guide shows the cue numbers, timestamps, and text used by SubRip files.
Transcript availability and accuracy depend on the source, available captions, and provider response. Review the text before relying on it.

Privacy and support

Sign-in is optional for a one-off transcript. Signed-in users can save and manage transcript history. Read the privacy policy and terms of use for data handling and service conditions.

Questions about the service or saved records? Visit Contact or email [email protected].

Start a transcript

Open Sonora and paste a supported public link.