Your live stream has ended and you need what was said? Paste the replay's link and get every line with its time in the stream.
⚠️ Important Notice for Live Stream Transcripts
Stream your video file as a live stream.
Upload the file to LiveReacting and pick a start time. Our servers broadcast it on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any other platform, and to your viewers it looks live.
Wait for the stream to end
YouTube keeps a live stream's captions once the broadcast is over and the replay is up.
Paste the replay's link
The same link as the live stream, and press Generate Live Stream Transcript.
Search, copy or download
Find a moment by a word, jump the player there, or save the text as TXT or SRT.
After the stream
Search the transcript for a word you remember and jump straight to that minute of a three-hour stream.
Pull the topics, the guests' names and the links mentioned into the replay's description.
Find the questions you answered on air and turn them into a pinned comment or an FAQ.
Use the timestamps to write YouTube chapters, so viewers of the replay can skip to the part they want.
Save what was said at a webinar, a church service or a meeting, as searchable text.
Download the SRT, correct the names, and upload it as the replay's subtitles.
Wait until the stream ends, paste the replay's link above and press Generate Live Stream Transcript. The text shows with the time of each line in the stream.
No. YouTube makes the captions available once the broadcast has ended, so the tool works on the replay.
It has no captions: captions were off during the broadcast and YouTube has not made automatic ones, or the stream is private. Automatic captions can take a while to appear after a long stream.
It is the stream's captions, as YouTube made them from the audio. Music, several people talking at once and names are where automatic captions go wrong most.
Yes, as an SRT file with the timings, or as plain text (TXT).
Yes, with no account. When many people use it at once it may ask you to wait a few seconds.
Yes. For a video that was never live, the YouTube transcript generator does the same.
Create a free account and put your recorded stream back on YouTube as a scheduled live stream, with your computer off.
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