Multiple media sources
Upload local audio/video files or paste publicly reachable media links, then produce editable transcripts.
Upload audio and video files, or import audio and video from platforms such as YouTube and Bilibili. Links must be publicly accessible.
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Vidora focuses on audio/video files, meeting recordings, courses, interviews, and publicly reachable media links.
Upload local audio/video files or paste publicly reachable media links, then produce editable transcripts.
Advanced speech recognition models handle multilingual videos, courses, interviews, and podcasts.
Automatically separates speakers and presents dialogue with clear labels for review, quoting, and editing.
Adds punctuation, paragraphs, and structure, then exports PDF, Word, TXT, and Markdown.
Creating tasks, choosing exports, tracking progress, and reviewing history should happen in one clear interface so users always know what is happening.
Use local audio/video files or publicly reachable media links.
Speech, speakers, timestamps, and paragraphs are detected while task status updates in the background.
Export the finished result in multiple formats for notes, subtitles, and content workflows.
1 credit = 1 transcription minute. Credits are deducted by rounded-up audio duration, while Socheap formatting cost is not included in customer pricing.
30 credits
30 min / mo
For quickly evaluating transcription quality.
300 credits
5 hours / mo
For light personal use and short-form content workflows.
800 credits
13.3 hours / mo
For creators, interviews, and personal workflows.
2,000 credits
33.3 hours / mo
For long videos, frequent transcription, and heavy content processing.
1 credit equals 1 transcription minute. Each task is rounded up by audio duration, so 61 seconds uses 2 credits.
It is useful for meetings, interviews, podcasts, classes, and any multi-speaker recording that needs a readable transcript.
Users do not need a raw text stream. They need a transcript that can be read, archived, delivered, and edited further.