Inkr is an AI transcription tool that converts audio and video files to text. It processes uploads from devices or links from platforms like YouTube and Zoom. The system uses speech-to-text models for accuracy, adding timestamps, speaker identification, and editable formats.

Core functions include instant transcription in Flash mode, which handles short files in seconds, and standard mode for longer ones up to several minutes. Users edit transcripts directly in the interface, with audio playback per segment for verification. Export options cover TXT, DOCX, PDF, and SRT files. An AI summarizer extracts key points into structured lists.

The tool supports multiple languages and auto-detects them during processing. Free plan limits usage to 30 minutes monthly; paid plans remove caps and add priority processing. Competitors like Otter.ai include live meeting integration, while Descript offers waveform editing; Inkr focuses on text output at lower general costs.

Strengths appear in speed for clean audio and ease of use for non-technical users. Weaknesses involve reduced accuracy in noisy environments and lack of advanced collaboration features. A notable element is real-time link transcription for web videos.

Test users report 90-95 percent accuracy on standard inputs, with manual fixes taking under five minutes per 10-minute file. The platform runs on web browsers with no software install required.

For best results, test with clear recordings first and review edits before export.