Shoki
Get summaries and transcripts from YouTube videos in your language. Videos over 15,000 tokens cost extra credits.
At a glance
3.8 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
YouTube Scribe saves time with video summarization but requires additional credits for long videos. It’s not ideal for very short clips or those requiring multiple credits.
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Questions about Shoki
What does Shoki do?
Shoki creates summaries and transcripts from YouTube videos in a user's language. Users choose between a summary or a transcript, and it can generate transcripts in multiple languages. The reviewer says it saves time with video summarization, though long videos need additional credits.
How much does Shoki cost?
Shoki starts at $5 per month and has no free tier. Pricing plans come with different credit packages, and a plan can be upgraded or downgraded at any time. It runs on the web.
Can Shoki summarize long videos?
Yes, but at extra cost. Videos over 15,000 tokens cost extra credits, and Shoki does not support video lengths beyond its token limits without them. The reviewer notes that tokens and character count are roughly equivalent but may vary slightly.
Who is Shoki for?
Toolio lists Shoki as best for marketers and content creators and not for long-form video producers. Alex scored it 3.8 out of 5 after real use, crediting its summary creation, its choice of summary or transcript output and its flexible pricing.
Do Shoki credits expire?
No. Purchased Shoki credits have no expiration date, and credits are only used on successful summaries or transcripts. Credits come in packages of different sizes, and videos over 15,000 tokens use extra credits.