Trint

AI transcription and an editorial workflow for journalists and media teams

Hand-reviewed by the Toolglade team·Updated Aug 2026

transcription#transcription#speech-to-text#journalism#captions

Free trial Claimed API Teams Mobile app

Toolglade’s take

Trint is a strong pick when the editorial workflow matters as much as the transcript: Story Builder, the media-linked editor, and collaboration features genuinely help newsrooms and content teams turn recordings into published work. Accuracy and multi-language support are solid. The clear downside is price, since Trint is among the most expensive options and most tiers require annual billing with hard file caps on the entry plan. For straight, occasional transcription it is overkill, but for media teams it earns its keep.

About Trint

Trint is an AI transcription platform with an editorial workflow, turning audio and video into searchable, editable text and helping media teams build stories and captions, with multi-language support.

Trint transcribes audio and video using AI and then pairs the transcript with a collaborative, editorial-focused editor where the text stays linked to the underlying media. Users can search, edit, highlight, and pull quotes, and Story Builder helps assemble transcript pieces into a coherent narrative, which is why Trint is popular with journalists, broadcasters, and content teams rather than only as a raw transcription engine. It supports transcription and translation across many languages. The platform emphasizes speed and workflow: verbatim transcripts appear quickly, the editor lets teams collaborate and align text to audio for accuracy checking, and outputs export to captions, documents, and newsroom systems. This editorial orientation is Trint's differentiator against cheaper, pure speech-to-text services, though it also makes it one of the more expensive options in the category. Trint uses per-seat subscription pricing with Starter, Advanced, and Enterprise tiers, and most paid plans bill annually. It targets media organizations, journalists, marketing and content teams, and researchers who need accurate transcripts embedded in a real editing and publishing workflow rather than a standalone transcript file.

TL;DR

Trint is an AI transcription platform with an editorial workflow and Story Builder that helps media teams turn audio and video into published stories, best for journalists and content teams rather than cheap one-off transcription.

Company overview

Trint is a London-founded transcription software company that pairs AI speech-to-text with an editorial workflow for media and content teams. It differentiates from pure transcription services by keeping transcripts linked to media and providing story-building and collaboration tools.

The company sells per-seat subscriptions to media organizations, journalists, and content teams, positioning at the premium end of the transcription market.

Product features

Trint transcribes and translates audio and video across many languages, with a collaborative editor that links text to source media for accuracy checking. Story Builder helps assemble transcript pieces into narratives.

Outputs export to captions, documents, and newsroom tools, with integrations like Adobe Premiere Pro and Zoom, plus an API and mobile access. The editorial orientation is its core differentiator.

Target market

Trint targets journalists, broadcasters, media organizations, marketing and content teams, and researchers who need accurate transcripts embedded in an editing and publishing workflow.

Buyer personas

End users

Journalists, editors, and content creators editing transcripts into stories and captions.

Buyers

Newsroom and content-team leaders budgeting for transcription and editorial tools.

Key influencers

Media-technology reviewers and peers comparing transcription platforms.

Ideal customer profile

A media or content team that regularly turns recorded audio and video into published stories and needs transcription tightly coupled with editing and collaboration.