What people use Video Highlight for

Online courses, lectures, webinars, meetings, podcasts, sermons and your own recordings. See how each kind of video becomes a transcript, a summary and notes.

Recorded meetings

Meetings

Turn a recorded meeting into a transcript and a summary with times. It works on recordings, not live calls.

See how it works

Lecture videos

Lectures

Turn a lecture video into a transcript, a summary with times, and notes with pictures of the slides.

See how it works

Researchers & analysts

Research

Analyze talks, interviews and footage: transcripts, summaries with times, and search across your whole library.

See how it works

Podcast listeners & producers

Podcasts

Summarize and transcribe podcasts, from YouTube or uploaded audio.

See how it works

Recruiters, journalists & UX researchers

Interviews

Transcribe and analyze interviews: transcripts, summaries with times, and highlights on the quotes.

See how it works

Students

Summarize educational videos, lectures and tutorials, then ask questions about them.

See how it works

Online courses and professional training

Online Courses

Notes from paid courses and professional training, including lessons that only play on the course site.

See how it works

Webinars, talks and conference sessions

Webinars

Decide if a talk is worth the hour, jump to the part that matters, and keep the slides as pictures.

See how it works

Your own recordings

Recordings

Your own video and audio files into a transcript, a Summary and notes. Private, on paid plans.

See how it works

Sermons and faith study

Sermons

A sermon's exact words beside the video, highlights on the lines that matter, and a Summary to prepare a study group.

See how it works

Hours of video. Minutes of reading.

Researchers, professionals, and creators use it on YouTube videos and on their own recordings

Start for free