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Kazakh Video to Text

Upload a Kazakh video or paste a public YouTube or TikTok link and get a timestamped draft in Kazakh Cyrillic, ready to correct and export. Kazakh is preselected.

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  • 90+ languages
  • TXT, DOCX, SRT, VTT, PDF

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How it works

Three steps, no setup.

  1. 01Step · 01

    Upload

    Drop an audio or video file. Choose the language and whether to label speakers.

  2. 02Step · 02

    Transcribe

    We extract the audio, transcribe it and identify speakers. Watch progress live.

  3. 03Step · 03

    Use it

    Read along with the player, jump by clicking a line, and share the transcript.

Getting the video in

Drop in the video file unchanged: MP4, MOV, MKV, WEBM, AVI, M4V, 3GP or a phone screen recording. The sound track is pulled out on the server, so there is no convert-to-MP3 step, and every timestamp still matches the picture. If the video is online, paste its public link under Import from link: YouTube, Shorts, TikTok, public Vimeo, Dropbox or Google Drive share links, or a direct link to a video file. Only the audio is downloaded. Playlists and channels are refused, so queue videos one link at a time, and sign-in-only posts such as Instagram need to be downloaded and uploaded.

When the draft is ready, it plays alongside the video. Click a line to hear it again and type over anything that is wrong.

Kazakh Cyrillic, Russian and the Latin switch

The transcript is written in the Cyrillic alphabet used in Kazakhstan today, including the Kazakh letters ә, ғ, қ, ң, ө, ұ, ү, һ and і. Kazakhstan has announced a move to a Latin alphabet, but the model writes Cyrillic; there is no Latin output.

Kazakh has less training data than Russian, so expect a draft that needs careful correction, with Kazakh-specific letters sometimes replaced by their Russian look-alikes. Code-switching is everywhere: many speakers move between Kazakh and Russian within a sentence, and Russian passages may be written in a mixed way. If a video is mostly Russian, select Russian instead.

Kazakh videos people bring

Common uploads:

  • News reports and YouTube interviews, for quotes and articles.
  • University lectures and online lessons.
  • Recorded Zoom meetings and webinars from work.
  • Toi celebrations and family videos, to keep speeches and blessings in writing.
  • Your own Instagram, YouTube or TikTok videos, for Kazakh subtitles (upload Instagram videos as files).

Kazakh subtitles and documents

Export SRT or VTT for subtitles; the files are UTF-8 and the special Kazakh letters show in YouTube and current video editors. Older fonts may lack ә or ң, so pick a font with full Cyrillic coverage. DOCX, PDF and TXT keep the text for documents, and CSV gives a row per line.

Accuracy tips and translation

Clear single-speaker video gives the best draft; noisy events and overlapping voices give the roughest. Turn on audio repair for loud rooms. Speaker labels are available on paid plans and with a Minute Pack.

The transcript stays in Kazakh. For an English reading, open the Google Translate link on the transcript, or use the AI prompt export to hand the text to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. For audio-only recordings, see the Kazakh audio to text page.

FAQ

Kazakh Video to Text: questions, answered.

Can I get the transcript in the new Kazakh Latin alphabet?+

No. Output is Kazakh Cyrillic. Converting to Latin would need a separate tool.

Can I paste a YouTube or TikTok link to a Kazakh video?+

Yes, if the video is public. Import from link accepts single YouTube videos and Shorts, TikTok videos, public Vimeo videos, Dropbox and Google Drive share links and direct file links, and fetches only the audio. Private, members-only, age-restricted and sign-in-only videos cannot be imported, and live streams work once they have ended. If YouTube refuses the download, wait and retry, or download the file and upload it.

Does the Kazakh video need captions already?+

No. RocketScribe listens to the audio track, so videos with no captions at all work. Existing captions are not read or reused.

What if the speakers switch between Kazakh and Russian?+

Select the language spoken most. The other language will be written less accurately, so review those lines in the editor.

Do I need an account?+

No. You can transcribe one file right away without signing up. A free account then gives you 3 files a day (120 minutes a month) and keeps your transcripts: the file you transcribed before signing up moves into the account.

Which formats are supported?+

Any common audio or video file: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV and more. We extract the audio from video automatically.

How accurate is it?+

On clear recordings expect accuracy comparable to leading transcription services. Background noise, crosstalk and heavy accents reduce it, as they do everywhere.

Pricing

Start free. Pay only if you need more.

The Free plan needs no card. Paid plans add longer files, batch uploads and speaker identification.

Free

$0

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For trying it out and the occasional file.

  • 3 files a day
  • 120 minutes a month
  • Timestamps and synced player
  • AI prompt export and translation
  • Transcripts kept for 30 days
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$6/ month

billed $72 yearly

For people who transcribe every week.

  • 1,200 minutes of transcription a month
  • Speaker identification included
  • Files up to 300 minutes and 5 GB
  • Upload 20 files at once
  • Up to 5 files processed in parallel
  • Priority processing
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Unlimited

$10/ month

billed $120 yearly

For heavy users and small teams.

  • Unlimited transcription*
  • Speaker identification, 2,400 minutes a month
  • Files up to 600 minutes and 5 GB
  • Upload 50 files at once
  • Up to 5 files processed in parallel
  • Priority processing
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Minute Packs

One-timefrom $1 per 60 minutes
  • Plus limits on Free: longer files, batch uploads
  • Speaker identification
  • No RocketScribe line in your exports
  • Valid 12 months, packs stack

Top up any plan. Stackable and valid for 12 months. A pack's minutes are one shared pool for whatever your plan doesn't cover: transcription on Free and Plus, speaker identification (and transcription past fair use) on Unlimited. On Free, a pack also unlocks Plus limits, with transcription and speaker identification both drawn from it.

* Fair use: 12,000 minutes a month. Beyond that, uploads pause until the next cycle or a Minute Pack. Prices in USD.

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