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Happy Scribe

SaaS

Online service for transcribing audio and video, creating subtitles and translating content, aimed at media, research and business users.

happyscribe.com
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About Happy Scribe

Happy Scribe is a commercial transcription, subtitling and translation service. Users upload audio or video and receive text transcripts or subtitle files, with translation to reach audiences in other languages, which makes it relevant for journalists, researchers, media teams and businesses with recorded content.

The vendor's website could not be read when this entry was prepared, so the supported languages, accuracy options, human review services and plan details are not listed here. Visitors should check the Happy Scribe site for current features, turnaround options and pricing.

Key features

  • Audio and video transcription
  • Subtitle creation for video
  • Translation of transcripts and subtitles
  • Hosted web service

Good fit for

  • →Transcribing interviews and meetings
  • →Adding subtitles to video content
Tags
transcription
subtitles
translation
speech-to-text
media
saas

Happy Scribe: questions and answers

What is Happy Scribe used for?
Happy Scribe is an online service for transcribing audio and video, creating subtitles and translating content, aimed at media, research and business users. It is a good fit for transcribing interviews and meetings, and adding subtitles to video content.
Is Happy Scribe free?
Yes. Happy Scribe has a free plan.
Is Happy Scribe open source?
No. Happy Scribe is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Happy Scribe include Buzz.
What are some alternatives to Happy Scribe?
Happy Scribe competes with Rev, Otter.ai and Notta. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Happy Scribe alternatives.

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