Why Vaklipi
- ✓ SRT + VTT for YouTube captions in one click
- ✓ Speaker labels via opt-in diarization
- ✓ Chapter timestamps derived from natural silences
- ✓ 5 export formats (TXT, SRT, VTT, DOCX, PDF)
- ✓ Public share link for guests to review
How it works
- 1
Export the episode audio
Any common format works — MP3, WAV, M4A, or the raw .ogg if you recorded on a phone. There is no conversion step.
- 2
Pick the episode language
If the episode is mostly one Indian language, choosing it explicitly beats auto-detect. Code-mixed Hindi-English or Tamil-English conversation is handled without switching modes.
- 3
Turn on diarization if you had guests
Speaker labels are opt-in per job. For a two-person interview it reliably separates host from guest, which is what makes the transcript usable as show notes rather than a wall of text.
- 4
Export captions and notes
SRT and VTT drop straight into YouTube. DOCX is the one to use if you are editing the transcript into a blog post or newsletter.
Questions
- How long can an episode be?
- Free-tier files are capped at 5 minutes each during beta, with 30 minutes total per month. Pro packs lift the per-file cap — a typical 45-minute episode fits comfortably.
- Will it caption a code-mixed episode correctly?
- Yes. Most Indian podcasts mix English into the host language, and the model keeps English words in Latin script where that is how people write them.
- Can guests review the transcript without an account?
- Yes — share links are public-by-token and revocable, so a guest can read and flag corrections without signing up.
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