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Podcast transcription for show notes and SEO

Turn every podcast episode into searchable, SEO-friendly text. Show notes, blog posts, and accessibility captions — all from one upload.

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Podcast Transcription — Show Notes, SEO & Searchable Episodes

Captain Transcribe converts podcast episodes into accurate, properly punctuated text in under a few minutes. Use the transcript to write show notes, generate SEO content, make your episodes searchable, or publish full transcripts on your podcast site. 29+ languages supported, with speaker identification on long-form interviews.

Why podcasters use Captain Transcribe

Podcast discoverability lives or dies by text. Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google all index transcripts to surface episodes in search. Listeners skim show notes before subscribing. Producing transcripts manually costs hours per episode — or hundreds of euros if you outsource. Captain Transcribe gives you a clean, editable transcript in minutes, with speaker labels for interviews and panel discussions, at a price designed for independent shows.

Built for podcast production

  • Speaker diarization for interviews and panels (supported plans)
  • Clean, properly punctuated text ready to paste into show notes
  • TXT export for blog posts and newsletters, SRT for video podcasts
  • 29+ languages with auto-detection
  • Editable transcripts in the browser — no need for separate tools

How to transcribe a podcast episode in 3 steps

  1. 1Upload your episode audio file (MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC — anything works).
  2. 2Wait a few minutes for the transcript. Speaker labels appear automatically on supported plans.
  3. 3Edit the transcript in the browser if needed, then export to TXT for your show notes or to your blog CMS.

Podcast transcription FAQ

Does Captain Transcribe identify different speakers?

Yes, on supported plans. Speaker diarization automatically labels different voices, which is essential for interview podcasts and panel discussions. You can rename the labels in the editor.

How long does a one-hour episode take?

Typically 2 to 4 minutes from upload to download. Long-form episodes are split and processed in parallel, then reassembled into a single transcript.

Can I publish the transcript on my podcast site?

Absolutely. The transcript is yours — no licensing, no attribution required. Many podcasters publish full transcripts to improve SEO and accessibility for hearing-impaired listeners.

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