Mark meaningful changes
A chapter should signal a new question, example, decision, or argument, not every pause in the conversation.
Timed episode outline · free without signup
Find the episode’s real chapter changes
Paste a timed transcript and turn its topic shifts into a clean chapter list for podcast apps, a website, or YouTube.
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Chapter markers tied to the source timing
Review the labels, then copy the complete timestamped list into the publishing surface you use.
Source
Paste the episode transcript
Use SRT or VTT for timestamped chapters. Plain text can produce an outline, but the tool will not invent timing.
Result
The complete result appears here
No output is published, emailed, or attached to an account by this tool.
Before the result
Start with source material the tool can defend
- Plain transcript text works for every writing tool.
- SRT or VTT adds timing for chapters and quotes.
- The public transcription flow does not save the upload.
Editorial review
What makes the markers trustworthy
The tool handles structure. These checks keep the final artifact accurate, specific, and useful to the audience.
Keep labels short
Write for scanning in a player. A strong label names the specific subject without restating the whole exchange.
Verify the first timestamp
Some platforms expect the first chapter at 00:00. Add it only when it matches the actual opening.
Questions
Questions before you publish the timestamps
No. It will create an outline, but it does not fabricate timestamps that are absent from the transcript.