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Speaker Diarization

Know Who’s Talking.

For videos with two or more people, Speaker Diarization labels who is speaking so captions stay accurate and podcast layouts can follow the conversation.

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  • 2+ speakers
  • One toggle
  • Automatic speaker labels
  • Solo videos can skip it
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Speaker Diarization

How it works

Three steps, from start to finish.

1

Add your video

Upload a file or paste a link.

2

Enable Speaker Diarization

Flip the toggle in your clip settings.

3

Review the result

Each speaker is labelled, and captions and transcripts are cleaner.

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See what else KlipRok does for this feature.

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  1. Add your videoUpload or paste a link.
  2. Switch on Speaker DiarizationFind it in the clip settings under the processing…
  3. Choose your settingsPick captions and format as usual.
  4. Review the resultCaptions reflect who is speaking.
Speakers are labelled
◈ Speaker Diarization

Know Who’s
Talking.

For videos with two or more people, Speaker Diarization labels who is speaking so captions stay accurate and podcast layouts can follow the conversation.

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A toggle in your clip settings

2+
Speakers supported
1toggle
To switch it on
Auto
Speaker labels
Solo
Videos can leave it off
What It Does

Who Said
What.

Labels each speaker
KlipRok works out who is speaking, so captions stay accurate in conversations.
Cleaner captions
Useful for interviews, podcasts, vlogs, reactions and panel discussions.
Powers Podcast Split
Podcast layouts use speaker detection to zoom, cut or split to the right person.
Transcripts with speakers
Transcripts include speaker labels when they can be detected.
Save time on solo videos
Leave it off for single-speaker videos to save processing time.
Your choice
You decide per video whether to turn it on.
How It Works

One Toggle.
Better Captions.

01
Add your video
Upload or paste a link.
02
Switch on Speaker Diarization
Find it in the clip settings under the processing toggles.
03
Choose your settings
Pick captions and format as usual.
04
Review the result
Captions reflect who is speaking.
When To Use It

Pick The
Right Setting.

Interviews and panels
Turn it on when two or more people talk.
Podcasts
Pair it with a split-screen or active-speaker layout.
Reaction videos and vlogs
Turn it on when more than one voice matters.
Solo talking-head
Leave it off. One speaker needs no labels.
Who Uses It

Great For
Multi-Speaker Content.

Podcasters
Keep host and guest straight.
Interview channels
Caption conversations accurately.
Panel hosts
Handle many voices in one video.
Marketing teams
Process webinars with several presenters.
Newsrooms
Caption multi-voice reports.
Vloggers
Caption videos with friends.
FAQ

Frequently Asked
Questions

Turn it on if two or more people talk in your video, such as interviews, podcasts, vlogs, reactions or panels.
No. Leave it off to save processing time.
Yes. It labels who is speaking so captions stay accurate.
Podcast Split detects speakers to drive its four layouts.
Yes, when speakers can be detected.
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Try It On A Conversation

Upload an interview and switch on Speaker Diarization.

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