Convert video to written text
Transcribe any clip into text you can copy and share — and the processing happens on your device, so the file never leaves your phone.
What is this feature?
Web transcription services ask you to upload the file, create an account, wait, and then charge by the minute. Raheeb uses the speech recognition engine built into iOS: pick the clip and the speech becomes written text on the device itself — no upload, no account, no minute counter.
That also means private recordings stay private: a lecture, a recorded meeting, a voice memo — none of it passes through a server. The result is text you can copy in full or share, and for YouTube clips that carry real captions the app can fetch them as a ready SRT file.
On your device
No upload and no server — privacy as a fact, not a slogan.
No account
No sign-up and no per-minute billing with an outside service.
Copy or share
The text is ready to paste into your notes or a message.
SRT subtitles
YouTube clips with real captions can be saved as SRT.
How to use it
- 1
Download the clip
Or pick one you already saved.
- 2
Choose Video to text
From the quality card or the file's tools.
- 3
Wait a few seconds
The app separates the audio and transcribes it locally.
- 4
Copy or share
The full text is in front of you, with SRT where available.
When to use it
Students
Turn a lecture into text you can search instead of re-watching.
Creators
Pull a clip's script to write a caption or a post from it.
Meetings
Transcribe a recording into written minutes without uploading it anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Is my video uploaded to your server?
Which languages are supported?
Is it 100% accurate?
Is it free?
Does it need internet?
Get Raheeb free
On the App Store for iPhone and iPad — no account, and your first download takes seconds.