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Paste a Google Meet transcript and get the summary, the decisions, who owes what and a follow-up email. No bot joins your Meet, and you don't need an account.
Updated October 4, 2026 · By the Align team
Your text goes to Align’s AI providers to write the recap. This tool doesn’t save it. Leave out anything sensitive.
Google Meet can save a transcript when the host or a co-host turns on Transcript from the Activities panel during the call. It is saved as a Google Doc in the organizer's Drive and emailed to them. Which plans include it depends on your Google Workspace edition.
Open the transcript Doc and copy the text.
Paste it, or save the Doc as plain text and upload it.
Summary, decisions, action items and a follow-up email.
Meet's transcript is a feature of certain Workspace editions and has to be turned on during the call, so most calls never get one. If yours didn't, the Align extension reads Meet's live captions as the call happens and gives you the same recap, with no bot in the call.
The host or a co-host turns on Transcript in the Activities panel during the call. When it ends, the transcript is saved to the organizer's Drive as a Google Doc. It depends on your Workspace edition.
Then there is nothing to paste. The Align browser extension reads Meet's live captions during the call and writes the recap for you.
Yes. Plain “Name: text” text works, with or without timestamps.
Yes, with a fair-use limit per person per hour.
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