Text analysis on our platform is included for free in your trial so you won’t have to pay! How sweet is that? Once you have all the files you want to analyze ready, select “Confirm & Pay”. You will see a list of the files you are uploading. Speak can handle dozens of files at once so don’t be shy. Open the folder with your files on your computer and drop them into the Upload Area. Speak accepts audio, video and text files which makes it a beautiful system for holistically analyzing language data. You will be redirected to the Upload File page. When you sign in, you will be redirected to the Dashboard.įrom there you have two options to upload your transcripts: the “Create” button in the top right and the “New Upload” option under Quick Actions. You also have access to all the capabilities of Speak including team management, media sharing, export options and more. You get 30 minutes of free audio and video transcription and analysis to start. If you don’t, you can easily create a free account! Sign in to Speak if you already have an account. If you have the free plan, we recommend you export your transcripts as TXT file as you can import multiple TXT files into Speak in just one click.įor this guide, I’ve exported 3 transcripts from Otter that were imported into our platform. In the Business Plan, you can also export PDFs, Word Docs and SRTs. In the free plan, you have the ability to export as TXT or on your clipboard. If you have the free plan only, select an individual file and hit “Export”.Ī pop up will give you options to customize how the transcript from Otter Ai is generated.įor the best accuracy of analysis, we recommend you disable “Include Speaker Names” and “Include Timestamps” and enable “Merge Same-Speaker Segments”. If you have the Business Plan, click the checkboxes on the files you are interested in to export multiple files. You have the ability to export individual files in the free plan or multiple files in the Business Plan. Log in to your Otter Ai account and visit “My Conversations”.

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