Paste or drop the export
Zoom VTT, Teams transcript, or SRT.
Paste or drop a Zoom VTT, a Teams transcript or an SRT. Cue numbers and clocks come off. Names stay if they are already there.
Runs in this browser. The paste never leaves this device.
A paid Zoom cloud recording can leave you a VTT you cannot send as minutes. This page strips WEBVTT headers, cue numbers and clocks, and it turns an SRT into plain text the same way. If a speaker name is already on the cue, it stays. If not, the output is plain paragraphs.
Remove timestamps from a Teams or Meet transcript the same way. Drop the file or paste the text. The cleaner does not call a speech model and does not spend a weekly run.
The page says so. It will not guess speakers. Who-said-what on a raw tape is Vemoir for Mac.
Open the notes tool with the cleaned text. That step uses the notes model and counts as a weekly run if it succeeds.
Names are copied from the file when present. They are never invented. A raw M4A still needs the Mac app for who-said-what.
If the VTT is already Standard German from Swiss German speech, the cleaner does not restore dialect. It only removes clocks.
Zoom VTT, Teams transcript, or SRT.
Timestamps and cue numbers come off. Same-name cues merge.
If there were no names, the page says so instead of inventing them.
The notes tool can take this text next. That step is a model run.
No. It only reshapes text you already have.
No. Names stay if they are in the file. They are not inferred.
VTT, SRT and plain TXT. You can also paste.
No. Cleaning runs in this tab.
Yes. Use Make notes from this. The notes page reads the cleaned text on this device.
Consecutive cues with the same name are merged. Overlap is not scored.
No. If you only have audio_only.m4a, transcribe first. This page starts from text.
No. There is no upload.
Vemoir for Mac separates speakers on the machine. This page only keeps names that were already written down.