Exemplary AI
Turn long videos and recordings into short captioned clips, transcripts, and written posts.
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What is Exemplary AI?
Exemplary AI is an artificial intelligence platform designed to help creators and teams instantly repurpose long videos and audio recordings into short viral clips, accurate transcripts in 99 languages, subtitles, translations in 116 languages, and written social media content. Users can paste a YouTube link or upload a file to get started without needing a credit card.
The platform features an AI assistant named Emmy, who sits beside every transcript to answer questions, cut clippable moments, write posts, create audiograms, add B-roll, and clean up audio by removing pauses and filler words. Additional capabilities include a meeting notetaker that joins Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Webex calls to record, transcribe, and generate notes automatically.
What makes Exemplary AI different is its all-in-one approach to content repurposing and editing directly from the transcript, combined with advanced AI automation for subtitling, translation, and text generation. It allows users to manage their audio and video content efficiently in a single workspace.
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