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Google's gemini-3.5-transcribe works with text, documents, and images, turning them into structured text. The model reasons before answering, calls functions, and maintains a context of up to 65,536 tokens, making it suitable for transcribing file content, data extraction, and analytics. Access to BotHub from Russia without a VPN.

In a single response, the model outputs up to 32,000 tokens — roughly a long article or a detailed transcript of dozens of pages. If the material is larger, break the work into parts and submit them sequentially: the 65,536-token total context allows for this.

Yes, reasoning before answering is confirmed: the model breaks down the task step-by-step before providing a result. This is noticeable with complex documents, multi-step instructions, and tasks where it is important to connect disparate text fragments and reach a reasoned conclusion.

Yes, both. The model calls functions and returns structured JSON, which is convenient for storing in a database or passing along a pipeline. BotHub uses a unified OpenAI-compatible API: connect once and switch models without rewriting the integration.

Images and documents — yes, they are confirmed in our data: you can send a scan, PDF, or photo and get a text analysis. We have no notes regarding audio and video, so please check the available formats in the interface before setting up your process.

Our data does not specify language characteristics, so we cannot make any promises. The easiest way to check is in practice: send your typical document or task to BotHub and compare the result with other models — switching takes a couple of seconds, payment with Russian cards is supported.