Transcribe Twitter/X to Text

Social media platform with video tweets and Spaces.

Works with publicly available audio & video. DRM-protected content is not supported.

Works with publicly available audio & video. DRM-protected content is not supported.

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How to Transcribe Twitter/X

1

Copy the tweet URL containing a video from X (Twitter).

2

Paste the URL into STT.ai and choose your transcription model.

3

Click Transcribe to extract text from the video.

Why Use STT.ai for Twitter/X?

Just Paste a URL
No downloads or extensions needed
10+ AI Models
Whisper, Canary, and more
100+ Languages
Auto-detection or manual
Export TXT, SRT, VTT, DOCX
Subtitles, notes, documents

What to do with your Twitter/X transcript

Captions for accessibility & reach
Most viewers watch with sound off — captions lift completion rates.
Hard-subbed video for repurposing
Burn the captions in with /tools/burn-subtitles/ for cross-platform clips.
Quote extraction for cross-posting
Pull the strongest lines for thread-style reposts on other platforms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Paste any public Twitter/X URL into STT.ai and we'll fetch the audio/video, run it through your chosen AI model, and return the transcript. No download step required.

No — STT.ai accesses publicly-available Twitter/X content directly. Private or paywalled Twitter/X content requires you to download it manually with the original account, then upload the file.

Yes. STT.ai includes 600 free minutes/month — usable for Twitter/X URLs the same as uploaded files. Paid plans starting at $5/month extend per-file limits.

Free users can transcribe Twitter/X content up to 1 hour per item; paid plans extend that to 8+ hours per item, which covers full podcast episodes, lectures, and live streams.

For pre-recorded Twitter/X content, paste the URL and we handle the rest. For live Twitter/X streams, use STT.ai's live-transcription tool — point it at the stream URL and get captions in real time.

DRM-protected Twitter/X content cannot be transcribed — we don't bypass DRM. For DRM content, capture the audio output through your OS (system audio recorder, OBS) and upload the resulting file directly.

Yes. 100+ languages, auto-detected by default. For mixed-language Twitter/X content, our models handle language switches mid-clip.

Yes. Speaker diarization runs on every Twitter/X URL transcription — Speaker 1, Speaker 2, ... labels you can rename in the editor. Works for Twitter/X interviews, debates, panels.

Yes. Every Twitter/X transcript exports as SRT or VTT — compatible with Twitter/X's own player (if it supports custom subtitles) and every major video platform.

Twitter/X URL transcription accuracy depends on the audio quality of the source — clear studio audio reaches 93-95% with our best models. Low-bitrate streams or noisy field recordings can be lower.

Twitter/X transcripts are private to your account by default. Pro plans add client-side encryption — even STT.ai can't read them without your key. Source audio is deleted after transcription.

Yes. Submit multiple Twitter/X URLs through the REST API or the in-app batch upload — each gets queued and you're notified by email when each finishes. Useful for podcast back-catalogs, course archives, and Twitter/X channel migrations.

Beyond Twitter/X, STT.ai supports 1,300+ platforms — YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, podcast hosts, video-conference exports, and more. The /transcribe-from/ section lists every one.