Video Transcriber AI vs Felo Subtitles - Chrome Web Store

Video Transcriber AI is a meeting and media transcription web app that turns uploaded videos, audio files, or platform links into editable text with speaker labels. You drag in MP4, WAV, or a YouTube URL, pick a note mode like Smart Summary, and download TXT or SRT output from the browser.

Many transcription sites cap free users hard or hide speaker diarization behind enterprise tiers. Video Transcriber AI splits work into Basic and Premium quotas: the free plan allows 10 Basic quotas per day (up to 20 minutes of transcript or translation) while paid plans raise monthly limits and file size caps from 500 MB to 5 GB per upload.

It fits creators, journalists, students, and teams who need YouTube, TikTok, Zoom, or local file support in one place. The product also ships a Transcript API with timestamped JSON, SRT, and VTT export for developers who want the same engine inside their own apps.

Felo Subtitles adds live captions and translation to Google Meet on the web, YouTube Live, Twitch, and Facebook Live through a Chrome extension. It transcribes browser audio in 23 languages and translates into 20 target languages using ChatGPT. You can save generated subtitles as a TXT file after a session.

Many meeting caption tools send a bot participant into your call. Felo Subtitles runs in the browser tab for Google Meet web and YouTube Live, so you can turn captions on mid-meeting without inviting a bot. Version 3.0.7 also added two-way translation between two selected languages for cross-language calls and streams.

International teams, webinar hosts, and live stream viewers who need bilingual captions fit the use case. The extension lists 50,000 users on the Chrome Web Store, with in-app purchases available; Zoom and Microsoft Teams desktop apps require Felo's separate desktop app at subtitles.felo.me.