Paste a link, get the gist in two sentences and the key points in order, with the full transcript underneath.
An AI video summarizer saves you from watching a whole video to find out what it says. Paste a public link from TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube, and ViralDrop transcribes the speech, then writes a two-sentence gist and the key points in the order they come up. The full transcript sits under the summary, so any point can be checked against the exact words.
Every summary has the same shape, whatever the platform. At the top is the gist: two sentences on what the video is about. Under it are five to eight key points, one sentence each, in the order they happen; a very short clip may have fewer. On a video longer than 10 minutes, each point also carries the timestamp where it starts, so you can jump to that part.
The summary is written from the transcript alone. It covers what is said in the video, not what is shown, and it is written in the language you use ViralDrop in, whichever language the speaker uses.
Welcome credits come with every new account, and the summarizer runs in your browser with nothing to install.
The words come from the audio, so a video without subtitles works as well as one with them.
On longer videos, every point has a timestamp. On any video, the transcript below shows the exact wording.
TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube videos and YouTube Shorts all go into the same box.
Already made a transcript in ViralDrop? Its result card has a Summarize button, so you never have to run the video twice.
A private link or a video that cannot be fetched returns its credits to your balance automatically.
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Copy the video's link, paste it at the top of this page and press the button. ViralDrop transcribes the speech, then writes a two-sentence gist and five to eight key points, with the full transcript under the summary.
This one starts free. New accounts get 5 welcome credits, and a short video costs 2 credits for the transcript plus 1 for the summary. You sign in to ViralDrop first, and no card is needed. To weigh it against other tools, see how the best AI video summarizers compare.
No. You only need the video's public link. The one account involved is your ViralDrop account, which keeps your credits and past transcripts in one place across devices.
Yes. The summary is built from the spoken audio, which ViralDrop transcribes itself. Subtitles or captions on the video are not needed, but the video does need someone speaking.
A two-sentence gist, then five to eight key points in the order they happen. Videos over 10 minutes get a timestamp on every point. The full transcript is shown underneath.
No. Only public videos can be fetched. A private, deleted or region-locked video returns an error, and the credits for that run go back to your balance automatically.
The transcript costs 2 credits per started 10 minutes of video, and the summary adds 1 credit per started 30 minutes, for videos up to 120 minutes long.
Up to 120 minutes, the same limit as the transcript. A long video is summarized in parts that are then merged, so even a lengthy talk ends with one gist and one list of key points.
The language you use ViralDrop in. Switch the site language and the summary follows it, whatever language the speaker in the video uses. The transcript itself keeps the original spoken words.
You keep the transcript you paid for, and the summary's credit returns to your balance. You can press Summarize on the transcript card to try again without transcribing the video a second time.
Paste a public TikTok, Reel or YouTube link at the top of this page.