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Upload or paste a transcript
Upload VTT, SRT, or plain text transcripts, or paste text from Teams, Zoom, Slack, Google Meet, or another source. MinuteTaker does not need to join or record the meeting.
Use your Teams, Zoom, or Google Meet transcript. MinuteTaker drafts structured minutes you can review, refine, and share.
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Upload VTT, SRT, or plain text transcripts, or paste text from Teams, Zoom, Slack, Google Meet, or another source. MinuteTaker does not need to join or record the meeting.
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MinuteTaker creates a structured draft in your selected output language with agenda, attendees, decisions, and action items instead of a wall of generated text.
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Assign owners, adjust due dates, verify important details, attach context, then share polished meeting minutes as a PDF.
Transcript to Minutes is built for people responsible for the record after the meeting. The output fits the same MinuteTaker workflow as manually created minutes.
MinuteTaker does not record meetings or join calls. Add a transcript file or paste text when you want to create minutes from it.
AI can make mistakes. Every transcript draft is meant to be reviewed before you rely on it or share it.
Transcripts sent for AI drafting are processed and discarded. They are not stored on the backend or used to train models.
Yes. Upload VTT, SRT, or plain text transcript files, or paste transcript text from Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Meet, or any other source. MinuteTaker uses AI to draft structured meeting minutes for review.
No. MinuteTaker is not a transcription app, meeting recorder, or meeting bot. It works with transcripts you already have.
The draft can include agenda items, attendees, decisions, and action items in the output language you choose. You can then edit details, assign owners, add due dates, and export the minutes.
Try 2 AI summaries free. MinuteTaker PRO includes 10 AI summaries per month. Unused monthly summaries do not roll over.
Transcripts are processed to create the draft and then discarded. MinuteTaker does not store transcripts on its backend and does not use them to train models.