Transkribus Sites
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New ZealandNew Zealand Alpine Club
New Zealand’s alpine heritage at your fingertipsPicture by Peter Laurenso: Aoraki/Mt. Cook
Published Oct 2024
INVENTARIA
A Digital Humanities project by the Universities of Salzburg and Innsbruckhttps://www.inventaria.at/
Published Mar 2025
Weisses Register
The Weisses Register is a unique finding aid that began in the 18th century and indexes the records of the Zurich State Archives from the end of the Middle A...
Published Dec 2023
United StatesNew Netherland Sources
Burgomasters and Schepens of New Amsterdam - Legal Records.
Published Feb 2025
Notary acts Luxembourg XVI-XIX
Transcription of originals kept at the Archives Nationales de Luxembourg, to support genealogical research on Johan Reding of Meysembourg (1715 - 1798) and h...
Published Mar 2024
Kirchenbücher
Published Oct 2025
LithuaniaLIETUVOS VALSTYBĖS ISTORIJOS ARCHYVAS
Lithuanian State Historical Archives
Publikuojami transkribuoti fondo Nr. 378 „VILNIAUS, KAUNO IR GARDINO GENERALGUBERNATORIAUS KANCELIARIJA" apyrašai, sudaryti XIX a. rusų kalba. Veikia paieška...
Published Dec 2025
SwedenGruvdrängarnas buller i Falun 1743
Published Jun 2025
DenmarkDanske Kommunearkiver
Search in Danish municipal council protocols from the period 1842- app. 1930. The protocols are records of the local administration's work in both rural dist...
Published Apr 2024
SwitzerlandStaatsarchiv Schwyz
Regierungsratsprotokolle 1848-1927Durchsuchen Sie auf dieser Website die handgeschriebenen Regierungsratsprotokolle des Schwyzer Regierungsrates. Darin finde...
Published Aug 2023
ItalyLe carte dell'Archivio Saminiati Pazzi
The papers in the archive concern the business activities of the Saminiati family from the 15th to the 18th century and of the Pazzi family – who received th...
Published Nov 2023
NetherlandsGemeentearchief Schiedam
Gemeentearchief Schiedam
Explore the transcribed sources of the Schiedam Municipal Archive. The 17th, 18th and 19th-century notarial deeds and sources from the city government betwee...
Published May 2024How to Create a Transkribus Site
From scanned documents to a fully searchable online edition in four steps. No coding required.
Upload & Transcribe
Upload your scanned documents to Transkribus and use AI text recognition to generate searchable transcriptions. Works with handwriting, print, and tables.
Enrich & Organise
Tag persons, places, and dates. Build document hierarchies, correct transcriptions, and structure your collection into browsable categories.
Design your Site
Use the built-in CMS to create a Home page, an About page with drag-and-drop content blocks, custom modules, and multilingual support with a language toggle. Apply your institution's branding, colours, and footer links.
Publish & Explore
Connect your collection, select a subscription plan, and publish. Visitors get full-text search with fuzzy matching, tag-based browsing, document hierarchy navigation, and a high-resolution viewer.
Everything You Need to Publish Online
Transkribus Sites is a purpose-built platform for publishing digitised document collections. Powered by AI handwritten text recognition, it turns scanned manuscripts, letters, and archival records into fully searchable digital scholarly editions, accessible from any device.
No Exports, No Migration
Transkribus Sites connects directly to your Transkribus collections. Train AI models, transcribe handwritten text, and tag entities, then publish with one click. Connect multiple collections to a single Site. Every update you make in Transkribus is reflected live.
Full-text Search
Visitors can search every transcribed page with powerful fuzzy matching that handles historical spelling variants, abbreviations, and OCR imperfections. Results link directly to the matching page and highlight the search term in context.
Tags & Document Hierarchies
Named-entity tags (persons, places, dates) let visitors browse and filter your collection. Document hierarchies provide structured, folder-like navigation so users can explore large archives by series, volume, or any custom structure you define.
Built-in CMS
Create a Home page with background images and descriptions, an About page with drag-and-drop content blocks (text + image layouts), and your own custom modules. Rearrange content blocks to build the narrative that fits your project.
Multilingual Support
Add multiple interface languages with a built-in language toggle. Translate all UI text, page content, and metadata through a key-value editor. Preview translations instantly to ensure your Site works for an international audience.
Branding, Analytics & Collaboration
Apply your institution's colours, logo, and footer links. Track visitor behaviour with built-in analytics. Invite team members as Site collaborators with controlled access so multiple people can manage content and settings.
Want to publish your own digital collection?
Create a searchable online edition of your handwritten documents with Transkribus Sites. Used by state archives, university libraries, and cultural heritage institutions across 20+ countries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to export documents before publishing them on a Site?
No. Transkribus Sites ties in seamlessly with your Transkribus collections. You don't need to export documents. Just connect your collection and publish.
Can I continue editing after publishing?
Yes. You can continue working on your collection in Transkribus. Any changes (corrected transcriptions, new documents, updated tags) will be reflected on your Site once you re-publish.
Is Transkribus Sites customisable for my institution?
Yes. You can customise the visual appearance (colours, logo, background images), add multilingual content pages, and configure which metadata fields are displayed. Advanced technical customisations are available on request.
Can tags and annotations be displayed?
Yes. Tags created in Transkribus (such as person names, places, and dates) can be browsed and searched on your published Site, enabling structured exploration of your collection.