I built a tool to replace capcut audio transcription
I originally added this to my site to speed up my video editing process. Last year I started a youtube channel and for some of my longer videos it's annoying to rely on youtube or capcut to transcribe when Whisper is open source. Capcut also recently updated their T&Cs to say they own your content if you use their app, so I cancelled my subscription. Another use-case I have is recording my claude prompts as audio, transcribing them, and then pasting them into my terminal. I mostly work on the CLI (claude, ffmpeg, whisper), but I wanted to make a browser version. Not reinventing the wheel…
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This tool transcribes audio and video using Whisper, an open-source speech recognition model, directly in the browser. It's designed for content creators and developers who need faster transcription than YouTube or CapCut offer, without uploading files to third-party services. The tool runs Whisper locally using Transformers.js, making it useful for video editors, YouTubers, and anyone who regularly converts spoken words to text.
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I originally added this to my site to speed up my video editing process. Last year I started a youtube channel and for some of my longer videos it's annoying to rely on youtube or capcut to transcribe when Whisper is open source. Capcut also recently updated their T&Cs to say they own your content if you use their app, so I cancelled my subscription. Another use-case I have is recording my claude prompts as audio, transcribing them, and then pasting them into my terminal. I mostly work on the CLI (claude, ffmpeg, whisper), but I wanted to make a browser version. Not reinventing the wheel here, just using Huggingface/Xenova Transformers.js to run Whisper in the browser with a background worker. You can see a demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICLOvAq9vKE If you're interested in building this yourself, there's a bunch of examples on Huggingface https://huggingface.co/collections/Xenova/transformersjs-dem...
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