Exemplary AI

Exemplary AI is a transcription tool that turns long videos into captioned clips, transcripts and posts. Exemplary AI converts long videos and recordings into captioned short clips, transcripts in 99 languages, translated subtitles and written posts, with a transcript-based editor and an AI assistant named Emmy.

Exemplary AI is a web-based repurposing tool that takes a long video or audio recording and produces the pieces a content team usually builds by hand: short captioned clips, transcripts, subtitles, translations and written posts. Input can be an uploaded file or a pasted link, and transcription covers 99 languages, with subtitles translatable into 116. The workflow centers on the transcript. Once a recording is processed, the text acts as an editing surface: clicking a word jumps to that moment, double-clicking corrects it, and deleting selected words cuts them from the video. A clip editor adds caption styles, punch-in zooms, caption emojis, automatic B-roll, silence and filler-word removal, audiograms for podcast audio, and reframing to three aspect ratios for platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, X and YouTube. An assistant named Emmy sits beside each transcript and takes plain-language requests, such as summarizing the recording, finding the most clippable moments or drafting a LinkedIn post. The homepage says answers cite the timestamp they came from. Written output spans seventeen content types, including show notes, chapters, newsletters and titles. Exports include MP4 (H.264) video and DOCX, TXT, SRT or VTT text, or a shareable link. A meeting notetaker can join Zoom, Meet, Teams and Webex calls, record them, transcribe them and write notes, with calendar auto-join listed as coming soon. Publishing to seven networks, dubbing, AI videos and a browser extension are also announced as upcoming rather than available. Exemplary AI suits creators, podcasters, media teams, educators, researchers and marketers who need several outputs from one recording. It sits between single-purpose transcription services and clip-focused tools, offering both in one place, with the trade-off that its wider studio is still being built out.