Video Analyzer

Upload a video or paste a link, and ask the AI what happened in it. It reads the frames and the audio, then gives you a transcript, chapters and a summary.

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Analyze a Video with AI

A video analyzer that only listens misses half the video. ScreenApp’s AI does both: it watches the frames as well as the audio, so it can tell you what is on screen, not just what was said. Upload a file or paste a YouTube, TikTok, or Vimeo link, and it comes back with a transcript, a summary, and chapters you can jump through.

Because the AI is AI reads video frames, not just the audio, it can describe what is showing on screen and read on-screen text like slides or captions, then tie all of that to the transcript on one timeline. You can chat with the recording afterwards and ask it questions about anything in the video, on screen or in the audio.

What you get with every video:

  • A transcript with timestamps, in 100+ languages
  • AI reads video frames, not just the audio, so the AI can describe what is on screen and read text in the frame
  • AI chat with any recording, so you can ask it what happened at any point
  • chapters with timestamps for longer videos
  • AI templates and documents generated from what is in the video
  • Export as PDF, DOCX, TXT, SRT and VTT
  • Free plan: one recording of up to 45 minutes, with AI chat on it

How to Analyze a Video with AI

  1. Upload a video file or paste a YouTube, TikTok, or Vimeo link.
  2. Let the AI process it. It transcribes the audio and looks at the video frames, matching what is said to what is on screen.
  3. Read the report, then ask questions. You get a transcript, chapters, and a summary. Chat with the recording for anything the report does not cover, or generate a document from a template.

Accuracy depends on the source. A clear voice track and readable on-screen text give the best results; low light, heavy motion blur, or crosstalk audio will leave gaps. See how we measure accuracy.

Video Analyzer vs Other Apps

FeatureScreenAppTwelve LabsMemories.ai
Free tierone recording, up to 45 min10 hours of indexing, 600 minutes upload$100 in free credits
Pricing$19/month annual (Pro)$1.75/hour of input video (Developer)Usage-based, no flat plan

Sources, checked 2026-09-14: ScreenApp pricing, screenapp.io/help/how-many-minutes-can-i-record, twelvelabs.io/pricing, memories.ai/pricing

  • vs Twelve Labs: Twelve Labs is a developer API for indexing and searching video at scale, with a playground for testing and 10 hours of free indexing before billing switches to $1.75 per hour of input video. ScreenApp is built for someone who wants a finished transcript, chapters, and a chat interface without wiring up an API.
  • vs Memories.ai: Memories.ai prices by usage (search, storage, transcription minutes) rather than a flat plan, with $100 in free credits to start. ScreenApp charges a flat $19 a month on the annual plan, so the bill does not move with how much you analyze.

Who Uses the Video Analyzer

Ad-ops teams reviewing creative upload a competitor’s video ad, get the transcript and a summary, and ask the AI chat what the hook and call to action were without re-watching the clip.

Support and QA teams upload a customer call recording or screen capture and ask the chat what went wrong, then export a document for the ticket.

Researchers and journalists paste a YouTube link to a press conference or interview, search the transcript for a phrase, and jump straight to the timestamp instead of scrubbing the whole recording.

Course and training teams upload a recorded lesson or demo, get chapters split by topic, and ask the AI to summarize what a specific section covered.

Anyone who was sent a long video and wants the two-minute version: upload it, read the summary, and ask a follow-up question instead of watching the whole thing.

FAQ

What is an AI video analyzer?

It is a tool that processes a video file and gives you back a transcript, a summary, and chapters, and lets you ask questions about what happened in it. ScreenApp's AI is AI reads video frames, not just the audio, so it can describe what is on screen as well as transcribe what was said.

Is the video analyzer free?

The free plan includes one recording of up to 45 minutes, with the transcript, chapters, and AI chat on that recording. Paid plans start at $19 a month billed annually and remove the per-recording limit.

Can it analyze a YouTube video?

Yes. Paste a YouTube, TikTok, or Vimeo link and it processes the video directly. You get a transcript, chapters, and a summary without downloading the file first.

Does it read on-screen text, or just the audio?

Both. The AI is AI reads video frames, not just the audio, so it reads text that appears in the frame, such as slides or captions, alongside the transcript from the audio track.

Can I ask questions about a video instead of reading the whole transcript?

Yes. AI chat with any recording lets you ask what happened at a point in the video, or about the video as a whole, and the chat points back to the transcript.

What can I export?

PDF, DOCX, TXT, SRT and VTT, plus AI templates and documents such as meeting notes or a report generated from what is in the video.

Is it safe to upload sensitive video?

Yes. Recordings are encrypted with AES-256 and are not used to train public AI models. ScreenApp's security controls are published on its trust center.

How is this different from Twelve Labs or Memories.ai?

Both are usage-priced developer platforms for indexing video at scale. ScreenApp is a point-and-upload tool: paste a link or drop a file and get a transcript, chapters, a summary, and a chat interface, for a flat $19 a month rather than a metered API bill. See pricing for plan details.

Real Results from Real Users

works like a charm, notes have been super helpful alongside chat function. loveeeee
KS
Katharine Suy
Chrome Web Store, October 17, 2024
nice app for important summary
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SAHIL
Google Play, January 30, 2026
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