Bring a recording and specify the language, format, and level of detail. MiniMax Code helps organize speech and relevant visual context into transcripts, key moments, and notes you can review and reuse.
Choose or drop an audio or video file, or paste a YouTube link, then fill a semi-fixed prompt for the transcript, summary, key moments, and visual notes you want MiniMax Code to create.
A transcript is only the starting point. MiniMax Code uses an M3-powered agent flow to understand the video and turn it into useful work quickly.
Agent Flow
MiniMax Code does not stop at converting video to text. It helps you move from transcript to summary, key moments, structured notes, revisions, and shareable deliverables in one continuous workflow. Choose whether you need a verbatim record, cleaned transcript, summary, or action list, and keep the original wording available when accuracy matters.
M3 Multimodal Understanding
MiniMax M3 is multimodal, so the workflow can reason beyond the audio track. Use it to connect narration with slides, on-screen text, diagrams, screen recordings, scenes, and other visual context. Label what was spoken separately from what appears on screen, and note uncertainty when slides or labels are not readable.
Fast Output
For long recordings, the value is speed plus structure. MiniMax Code helps you turn uploaded audio or video into readable notes, key moments, and follow-up materials without manually copying every detail. Request useful section headings and timestamps, then verify names, numbers, speaker labels, and any action items against the recording.
MiniMax Code helps you move from transcription to real understanding, then package the result into notes, key moments, and shareable deliverables.
Start in MiniMax Code, upload an audio or video file, and describe the output you need. This Tools page provides prompts; the actual workflow runs in the product.
Transcribe the spoken content into clean, readable text that you can review, edit, summarize, or reuse in another format.
For videos with slides, screen recordings, diagrams, scenes, or on-screen text, MiniMax Code can connect the transcript with visual context and key moments.
Turn the transcript and visual context into structured notes, key moments, or polished outputs such as a webpage, PDF, or presentation.
If you only need raw speech-to-text, a simple converter may be enough. Choose MiniMax Code when the transcript needs to become structured work.
| Decision Point | Basic Transcript Tool | MiniMax Code Workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Best For | One-step conversion when the transcript itself is the final output. | End-to-end work after upload: transcribe, understand, summarize, structure, and revise. |
| Video Context | Usually focuses on the audio track and spoken words. | Uses MiniMax M3 multimodal understanding across audio, visuals, slides, screens, and on-screen text. |
| Output Quality | Raw text that often needs separate cleanup, rewriting, or formatting. | Readable summaries, key moments, notes, visual context, and follow-up materials from the same workflow. |
| Speed to Usable Work | Fast for conversion, but slower when you still need to organize and reuse the transcript. | Designed to move quickly from uploaded video to useful structure without manually copying every detail. |
| Transcript style | Select from the styles offered by the transcription tool | Specify verbatim text, cleaned wording, summary, or follow-up notes |
| Uncertain passages | Listen again and correct the transcript | Flag unclear wording for review rather than inventing missing speech |
| Source handoff | Provide media through the tool's upload workflow | Provide media again in MiniMax Code; this page transfers only the prompt |
Answers about recording inputs, transcript styles, timestamps, visual notes, accuracy checks, and the handoff to MiniMax Code.