Copy the Twitter post link
Open the post on x.com or twitter.com, tap share, and copy the link. Both hosts work, and mobile share links are fine.
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Free Twitter (X) Transcript Generator
Paste an x.com or twitter.com video link and get an accurate, timestamped transcript in seconds. EzScribe transcribes Twitter video posts in 100+ languages, then exports TXT, SRT or WebVTT — no download, no extension.
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How it works
How to transcribe a Twitter video in three steps
Get a transcript from an X post without downloading the video or installing a browser extension.
Video posts rarely stand alone
A video in a thread is usually answering something. Having its wording as text lets you keep it with the posts around it.
Features
Everything you need from a Twitter transcript generator
Transcribe Twitter (X) video posts from a link, review timestamped text in the browser, and export the format your workflow needs.
Export formats
Export your Twitter transcript as TXT, SRT or WebVTT
One transcription, three outputs. Copy the plain text, or download subtitle files that already carry the timing from the original video.
TXT
A clean, readable transcript for notes, articles, newsletters and internal docs.
SRT
Timed subtitles for Premiere Pro, Final Cut, CapCut, DaVinci Resolve and most editors.
WebVTT
The web-native caption format for HTML5 players and embedded video.
Use cases
Ways to use an X (Twitter) video transcript
Turn video posts into text you can quote, search, repurpose and caption — without replaying the clip line by line.
Journalists and news monitoring
Quote a video statement accurately, with a timestamp you can cite, instead of transcribing an announcement by hand.
Creators repurposing posts
Turn your own video posts into threads, newsletters, blog drafts and video descriptions.
Social listening and research
Build a searchable record of what was said in the video posts you track, then filter it like any other text.
Accessibility and captions
Export SRT or WebVTT to caption a repost, an embed, or a cut of the video on another platform.
Scope
Which X and Twitter links are supported
EzScribe reads the video attached to a public post. Here is exactly what that covers, and what it does not.
Supported links and media
- Post links from x.com and twitter.com, including mobile share links and /i/status/ URLs.
- Native video posts, GIF-style video, and video inside a quoted post.
- Public posts you own or are authorized to process, in 100+ spoken languages.
Not supported or limited
- X Spaces and other live audio streams are not supported.
- Protected accounts, deleted posts and age-restricted media cannot be resolved.
- Text-only posts have no audio to transcribe, and video embedded from a third-party site is out of scope.
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Paste an x.com or twitter.com video link you own or are authorized to process, and get clean, timestamped text in seconds.
Generate transcriptPublic post links · fast processing · TXT, SRT and WebVTT exports
FAQ
Twitter (X) transcript generator questions
Answers about supported links, export formats, timestamps and accuracy.
Copy the post link, paste it into the field at the top of this page, and start the transcription. EzScribe resolves the video from the URL and returns timestamped text you can copy or export.
Both work. The platform renamed, but old twitter.com post links still resolve to the same post, so you can paste whichever URL you have — including mobile share links.
Yes. Paste the link and EzScribe reads the media from the post directly. You do not need to download the video, install a browser extension, or screen-record anything.
No. Spaces and other live audio streams are not supported. This tool transcribes the video attached to a post.
Yes. Each line carries a timestamp so you can jump back to the exact moment in the original post, and the SRT and WebVTT exports keep that timing.
All three. TXT is a clean readable transcript, SRT carries subtitle timing for video editors, and WebVTT is the caption format web players expect.
No. Posts from protected accounts, deleted posts and age-restricted media cannot be resolved. Only submit links you own, that are publicly accessible, or that you are authorized to process.
AI transcription gives you a strong first draft. Accuracy depends on audio clarity, accents and background noise, so review handles, names, numbers and specialist terms before you publish or quote the result.