Turn any audio into text
Drop a recording and get the transcript with timestamps, the speakers separated and a summary. First 45 seconds free, no account.
- MP3
- WAV
- M4A
- AAC
- OGG
- FLAC
- WMA
- AIFF
- 98% accuracy
- 90+ languages
- EU servers
How it works
- 1
Drop the audio
Or pick it from your computer. Up to 10 GB, as many files as you want in one go.
- 2
We transcribe it
Roughly 5% of the recording's length: a one-hour meeting is done in about three minutes.
- 3
Read, fix, export
Correct anything by clicking on it, then download as DOCX, PDF, SRT, CSV or JSON.
In detail
An hour of audio takes about four hours to type out by hand. It takes us around three minutes, and what comes back isn't a wall of text: it's split by speaker, timestamped, searchable and editable in the browser.
Any format your recorder produced — MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC — up to 10 GB per file. The language is detected on its own, so there's nothing to configure unless you want to.
- More than 90 languages, detected on their own. You don't have to tell us which one.
- Speaker separation that also works out their names from the greetings in the recording.
- Search inside every transcript you own, not just this one.
- Your files live on European Union servers and delete themselves when you say.
What people use it for
Interviews
Question and answer split by voice, with the timecode to go back and check the quote.
Meetings
The summary lists decisions and tasks, so nobody has to write the minutes.
Podcasts
The transcript is the show notes, the blog post and the subtitles, all at once.
Questions
Start with your own recording
Drop a recording and get the transcript with timestamps, the speakers separated and a summary. First 45 seconds free, no account.