Recent updates to Mictoo: new features, integrations, and product changes. Updated whenever something ships. Want to suggest something? Drop us a line at /contact.
Mictoo now speaks all 10 supported languages end to end, not just the marketing pages. Trust chips, sidebar navigation, the converter drop zone, and the transcript download menu are all localized. Homepage previews and metadata (og:locale, JSON-LD inLanguage, correct html lang) match each locale for better SEO and screen reader accuracy. Storage limit and translation language counts are updated site-wide (180 MB per file, 36 target languages).
Signed-in users can now upload files up to 180 MB. Files larger than 60 MB are auto-split into 2-3 chunks, transcribed in parallel, then stitched back into one transcript with continuous timestamps. Each chunk uses one of your daily transcript credits (visible as a 🪙 counter in the header).
A confirmation dialog shows the credit cost before the file uploads, so you decide before committing. Heads up: chunk boundaries today are hard time cuts, so a word or two may be lost at the seam; silence-aware splits are on the way.
See your daily balance and limit rules on the account page.
Ask questions about any transcript you've created and get answers cited with clickable timestamps that jump to that moment in the audio. Three suggested prompts get you started: "Summarize the key points", "Pull out action items", "Find a memorable quote". Or type your own.
Sign in is required for Chat — anonymous transcribing still works exactly the same. 10 questions per hour, 20 per day. Free, like everything else. How to chat with your transcript →
You no longer need to download the video first. Paste any YouTube URL on /youtube-to-text or /transcribe-video-to-text and the transcript comes back in a couple of seconds with timestamps, an AI summary, and copy/export to TXT, SRT, VTT, or DOCX.
If the video has no captions, we'll send you to the download-and-upload guide so you can still get the text.
Browse the new transcripts hub for full transcripts of TED talks like Ken Robinson — Do Schools Kill Creativity and Brené Brown — The Power of Vulnerability, classics like Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement, plus long-form interviews from Andrew Huberman and Lex Fridman.
Every page has timestamps, an AI summary, and links back to the original video. More coming as we curate. Want to transcribe your own video? Drop a file.
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