Direct from a public post
Use an individual public Reel or video URL rather than downloading and uploading the same media first.
Transcribe spoken audio from a public Instagram video or Reel into timestamped, editable text for permitted creator workflows.
Move a public Reel or video from endless replay into text you can inspect, quote accurately, and reshape when you have permission.
Open the individual public post in Instagram and use Share to copy its URL.
Continue to the transcriber with an instagram.com post or Reel link, not a profile or Explore page.
Correct names, slang, numbers, and music-heavy moments before using the transcript in captions, notes, or new authorized work.
Use an individual public Reel or video URL rather than downloading and uploading the same media first.
Read spoken hooks, transitions, claims, and calls to action in sequence while retaining useful timing context.
Fast delivery, music, effects, and overlapping voices can affect results, so important language should be checked against the Reel.
Paste a public Reel or video into your AI conversation and ask Content Tools for text you can search, review, summarize, or repurpose with permission.
Connect Content Tools Works with Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients. Content Tools MCP is in beta.Content ToolsCreating a timestamped Instagram transcript…
Yes. Paste a public Reel URL and continue to the transcriber to turn its available spoken audio into timestamped text.
It can process supported public Instagram video URLs as well as Reels when the media remains publicly available.
No. Content Tools does not sign in to Instagram or bypass private, restricted, deleted, paid, or otherwise access-controlled content.
This workflow transcribes speech. It does not promise OCR of captions, stickers, comments, or other visual text embedded in the Reel.
Clear spoken audio performs best. Music, effects, fast edits, slang, accents, and multiple speakers can require additional proofreading.
Only with permission or another lawful basis. Use the transcript to support original analysis and authorized creator work, not to disguise copied material.