A triage workflow
- Paste the public link and choose your language.
- Read the timestamped text and mark the claims worth checking.
- Verify the account, date and footage independently.
- Quote the line and cite the timestamp.
AI Journalist tells you what is said. Whether the video is authentic, current and unaltered is still a human verification job.
For monitoring teams
Comms and research teams use it to understand regional-language coverage and social video across markets, and to brief colleagues in a shared language — one cent per audio minute keeps the cost predictable.
Frequently asked questions
Can I understand a video in a language I don't speak?
Yes. Paste a public link from Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, Threads, SoundCloud or Dailymotion and AI Journalist converts what is said into text in your language — and can write it up as an article. A direct YouTube link is not supported; upload the video file instead.
Can Hindi audio become a Tamil news article?
Yes — that is the core of AI Journalist. The spoken language is detected automatically, and you choose the language of the output from 30 options. Hindi audio to a Tamil article, Tamil radio to English wire copy, an Arabic briefing to a Hindi feature: any spoken language to any output language, as text or as a finished news article.
Is the article ready to publish as it is?
Treat it as a strong first draft. AI can mishear names, numbers and heavy accents, so check every quote, figure and proper noun against the recording before you publish. You are the editor; AI Journalist removes the typing and translating, not the responsibility.
How much does it cost?
The free trial gives 30 audio minutes over 3 days with no card. After that, membership is $7 a month (₹647 in India) including 100 minutes, then one cent per audio minute from credit that never expires. Failed conversions are refunded automatically.