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Your episode
The finished MP3 or M4A, or the video version.
Free tool
Podcast show notes, from the episode itself.
Drop your episode and get show notes to paste under it: a short summary, timestamps where the talk moves to a new topic, highlights with their times, and the full transcript. Where Chrome's built-in AI runs, it also names the parts and suggests episode titles. The audio is written out by Whisper in this tab, so your episode is never uploaded.
Episode
Chrome's built-in AI writes the summary for English, Spanish or Japanese episodes, and names the parts and suggests titles for English ones, on computers that meet Google's requirements. Without it, the notes use the episode's own sentences and words.
The episode is written out and turned into notes in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How it works
Notes that match what was said.
02 / Listen
Speech to text
Whisper writes out the episode with times, in 19 languages.
03 / Paste
Show notes
Summary, timestamps, highlights and title ideas, to copy as Markdown or text.
Questions
Good to know.
Can I paste the timestamps into my podcast host?
Yes. They are one time and topic per line, ready for the episode description. Whether a listening app turns them into tappable chapters is up to that app; for YouTube, the chapters generator checks YouTube's own rules.
How are the timestamps found?
The transcript is split where the words in use change the most, so each part keeps to one topic. Part names come from each part's own words, or from Chrome's built-in AI where it runs. Check them before you publish.
Is anything invented?
The summary and title ideas are written by Chrome's AI when it is there, from the transcript only. Highlights are sentences said in the episode, word for word, with their times.
Can I get a full transcript too?
Yes. It is at the bottom of the notes and saved with them. For subtitles, use audio to text.
Is my episode uploaded?
No. Everything happens in this tab.