Paste a public Reel link to get the transcript, hook, beats, scene-by-scene shots and prompts you can reuse.
An Instagram Reels transcript is the full text of what is said in a Reel — voiceover, dialogue and narration — written out in order. Instagram doesn't give you one, so a Reels transcript generator listens to the audio and writes it for you, then shows how those words line up with the edit.
Every spoken line with speakers and timestamps, ready to copy into a caption, a blog post or your notes.
Captions are short and often edited. The transcript is complete, and it is tied to the scenes it plays over.
See the hook, the beats and the call to action, so you can reuse a format instead of copying the words.
Three steps, about a minute, no screen recording.
In Instagram, tap the paper-plane or ⋯ menu on the Reel and choose Copy link. Public Reels and video posts up to 5 minutes work.
Paste the link into the Instagram Reels transcript generator above. Keep the video's language or choose another output language.
Read the transcript, hook and scene list, copy what you need, or export the scenes as CSV.
See what the Reel says, what it shows and how it holds attention.
Spoken script with speaker turns and timestamps, plus key on-screen text, in the original language.
The opening seconds written out and explained, with the main message of the Reel in one line.
The points the Reel makes, in order, and how it asks viewers to act.
Framing, action, camera movement, lighting and color for every scene. Export to CSV.
A quality score with reasons, so you know what made the Reel work.
A prompt per scene and one for the whole Reel, for Seedance 2.x, MiniMax H3, Kling or Runway.
Three things that sound alike but give you very different results.
The text the creator typed under the post, or auto captions on the video. Short, often edited, and not a transcript of what is said.
Tools that save the post caption or subtitle file if there is one. If the Reel has no captions, you get nothing.
What this tool makes: the full spoken text from the audio, whether or not the Reel has captions, matched to each scene.
Typing out a 60-second Reel takes 10 minutes and you still miss the structure. The generator does it in about a minute and adds the hook and shot list.
One analysis for research, writing, production and review.
Quote the spoken message, study the opening pattern and write a fresh variation on a format that already works.
Recover the edit rhythm from the shot list and timestamps before you start cutting.
Brief a collaborator with the transcript, hook and scene notes in one link instead of a long message.
Break down creator Reels and ads, then reuse the structure for your own campaigns.
Turn a Reel you like into scene prompts and render a new version with an AI video model.
Turn Reels into text for captions, newsletters and blog posts so more people can read them.
Yes. Copy the Reel link in Instagram, paste it above and click Analyze video. You get the full transcript with timestamps, the hook, the beats and a scene-by-scene shot list.
No. Instagram can show auto captions on some Reels, but there is no transcript view and captions can't be copied as text. A Reels transcript generator gives you the full, copyable text.
Yes. Sign up to get 5 free credits and check in daily for more. Each analysis costs 4 credits and includes the transcript, breakdown and prompts.
No. The AI listens to the audio track, so it transcribes speech even when the Reel has no captions.
You can copy the transcript and all prompts in one click and export the scene breakdown as a CSV file.
No. Only public Reels and video posts can be fetched. If it's your own Reel, upload the video file instead (MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 30MB and 5 minutes).
The transcript stays in the Reel's original language. You can choose another output language for the analysis and the prompts.
No. A caption downloader saves the text the creator typed. This tool transcribes what is actually said in the video and explains how the Reel is built.
Get the same breakdown for TikTok, YouTube or any uploaded video.
Create a reusable prompt from video
Paste a public video link. Videos up to 5 minutes.