Drop in Twitch VOD or clip URLs and we'll transcribe them all at once. Perfect for highlight extraction, content repurposing, and streamer research.
Drop your last 50 VOD URLs and turn the whole archive into text.
OpenAI's flagship speech-to-text — handles long, noisy streamer audio well.
SRT/VTT with timestamps — drop straight into your editor for highlight cuts.
Bulk Twitch transcription is the practice of converting many Twitch VODs (past broadcasts) and Clips into searchable, exportable text in a single batch. For streamers cutting their own highlight content, researchers studying streaming communities, agencies repurposing creator content, or talent managers documenting talent libraries — bulk transcription turns hundreds of hours of raw stream audio into a searchable archive in a few clicks.
Twitch broadcasts are notoriously long — a single stream can run 4–8 hours, sometimes more. Even one prolific streamer's archive is hundreds of hours of audio. There's no realistic way to find specific moments by listening; bulk transcription is the only way to make stream content actually searchable. Under the hood, our pipeline downloads each VOD's audio and runs it through OpenAI's Whisper, which handles the typical streamer audio profile (background music, game audio, multiple voices, accents) better than any other commodity speech-to-text engine.
You streamed for 6 hours. Now you need to find the funny moment, the clutch play, the meme-able quote. Bulk-transcribing your last 20 streams gives you a searchable index of everything you said — drop a keyword, find the timestamp, cut the clip. The same workflow that took editors hours of scrubbing now takes seconds.
Professional content editors working for streamers need to surface highlight-worthy moments fast. Bulk transcription is the foundational tool.
Academic and journalistic work on Twitch as a platform — community studies, political streaming, harassment research — requires transcribed corpora. Bulk Twitch is the fastest path to building one.
"What did streamer X say about Y last week?" Bulk transcription gives you a searchable record of public statements.
If you manage a roster of streamers, bulk transcription gives you a paper trail of what's been said on-stream — useful for brand-safety audits, sponsor reporting, and clip licensing.
Twitch's built-in captions are limited. Bulk transcription + SRT export lets you backfill captions for your entire VOD archive.
Coaches reviewing students' streams can pull bulk transcripts to give grounded feedback on what was actually said, not just impressions.
Drop up to 50 Twitch URLs into the textarea, one per line. We accept VOD URLs (twitch.tv/videos/123456...) and Clip URLs (clips.twitch.tv/... or twitch.tv/<channel>/clip/...).
Pro users: batch starts immediately. Free users: batch parked as Awaiting Payment. Upgrade → automatic release.
Each VOD/clip shows live status. Whisper runs at roughly 5–10% of real-time — a 6-hour VOD takes about 30–60 minutes. Clips finish in seconds.
TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT, VTT — individually or batch-export as ZIP (Pro). SRT with timestamps is the killer format for streamer workflows.
Failed items don't block the rest of the batch.
No — once a VOD has expired and Twitch has deleted it, the audio is gone from their servers. We can only transcribe what Twitch is currently hosting.
Yes — Twitch Highlights have permanent URLs and work the same as VODs.
Very good. Streamer audio has known challenges (music backgrounds, game sound effects, multiple voices, fast speech), but Whisper handles all of these better than older transcription engines. Expect 90%+ word accuracy on most streams.
Depends on average VOD length. 50 four-hour VODs = ~200 hours of audio = roughly 10–20 hours of Whisper time, running in parallel across workers. Plan for overnight if you're transcribing a whole back-catalog.
Whisper auto-detects 100+ languages out of the box.
Audio is downloaded for transcription, then the transcript becomes the source of truth in your file manager. Source video/audio isn't retained long-term.
Yes — retry from your file manager. Useful when failures were transient.
Scroll up, paste your Twitch URLs, hit Start Processing.