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Transcribe Vietnamese Video to Text

Upload a Vietnamese video or paste a YouTube link and get a timestamped transcript (chuyển video thành văn bản) with full diacritics. Vietnamese 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.

Vietnamese video in

Drop in the video file without converting it: MP4, MOV, MKV, WEBM, AVI, 3GP or a screen recording from your phone. The audio is pulled out on our server, so every timestamp still points to the right moment in the video. If the video is online, choose Import from link and paste a public link from YouTube, TikTok, Vimeo, Dropbox or Google Drive, or a direct link to the file; only the sound is downloaded.

If a Facebook or Zalo video link does not import, download the video and upload the file. The transcript opens next to the player and each line plays on click.

Tone marks and regional accents

Vietnamese uses the Latin alphabet with tone marks and extra letters (ă, â, đ, ê, ô, ơ, ư), and one wrong tone changes the word. The draft writes full diacritics, and the usual errors are tones and similar-sounding syllables. Exports are UTF-8, so text stays correct in Word and subtitle files without legacy fonts.

Northern (Hà Nội), Central (Huế) and Southern (Sài Gòn) accents are all recognised. Southern speakers merge some sounds that Northern speakers keep apart, so expect more fixes like d, gi and v, or final n and ng. Central accents are the hardest. English words in business and tech videos usually come out in English.

Vietnamese videos people transcribe

Common uploads:

  • YouTube vlogs, reviews and TikTok clips, for subtitles.
  • Recorded lectures and online courses, for study notes.
  • Buddhist dharma talks, to share as text.
  • News segments and interviews, for quotes.
  • Family videos and elders' stories filmed by Vietnamese families in the US, Australia or France.

Vietnamese subtitles and exports

Export SRT or VTT for Vietnamese subtitles (phụ đề). The files load into YouTube Studio, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and CapCut with diacritics intact. Correct the transcript first; the subtitle file is built from the edited text. DOCX and PDF suit reports and study notes, and CSV lists each line with its start time.

Accuracy and English

Clear speech gives a good draft that needs a careful read for tones, names and numbers. Background music, karaoke and fast group conversation need more editing. Speaker labels are available on paid plans and with a Minute Pack.

The transcript stays in Vietnamese; there is no built-in translation. To read it in English, 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 Vietnamese audio to text page.

FAQ

Vietnamese Video to Text: questions, answered.

Are Vietnamese tone marks kept?+

Yes. The transcript and every export keep full diacritics in UTF-8.

Should I turn the Vietnamese video into an MP3 before uploading?+

No. Upload the video as it is. The sound is extracted on the server and the timestamps line up with the original video.

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

Yes. Import from link takes public YouTube and TikTok videos, public Vimeo videos, Dropbox and Google Drive share links and direct file links, one video per link. Playlists, private videos and content behind a sign-in, such as Instagram, cannot be imported; download the file and upload it instead.

Does it handle Southern Vietnamese accents?+

Yes. Southern, Northern and Central accents are recognised; expect a few more fixes for sounds that merge in the South.

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

no card required

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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PlusMost popular

$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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