> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.zipcaptions.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.zipcaptions.app/transcriptions/editing-transcript.md).
# Editing Transcript
You can edit the following aspects of your transcripts:
* The title
* The description
* Any segment of text from your transcript (in the Individual Transcript View)
There are two ways to edit this information:
* From the transcripts screen
* From the individual transcription view
From the Transcripts Screen
1. Click on the Pencil next to the transcript that you wish to edit\
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2. Now enter the information\
3. Click **Save and Close**
From the Individual Transcript View
1. Open the transcript by clicking on it from the Transcripts Screen
2. Click on the **Edit** toggle at the top of the screen\\
3. Add in your title by clicking on the title, and your description, by click in the description pane.
4. You can also click on any line from your transcript to edit that segment.\
5. Click Save once you are done editing that segment
6. Once you are finished, turn off the edit toggle
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```
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```
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