Transcribe an MP4 file
Drop the MP4 and get the text. We read the audio track inside it — no converting, no extracting, no extra software.
- MP4
- 98% accuracy
- 90+ languages
- EU servers
How it works
- 1
Drop the MP4
Recorded on a phone, exported from an editor or downloaded from a meeting app.
- 2
We read the audio inside
With speakers separated when there's more than one voice.
- 3
Read it or subtitle it
The text as DOCX or PDF; the subtitles as SRT or VTT, timings included.
In detail
An MP4 isn't a video: it's a box with a video track and an audio track inside. Transcribing it means reading the second one, and that happens on our side the moment you upload it.
It's the format every phone, every screen recorder and every meeting app writes, which is why it's the file most people arrive here with. Whatever's inside — AAC, MP3, or the odd one your camera chose — we read it.
- The audio codec inside doesn't matter: AAC, MP3, ALAC or PCM all get read.
- The timestamps match the video, so a line clicks straight to its moment.
- Speaker separation, which on a recorded call is what makes it readable.
- No file conversion on your machine and no software to install.
What people use it for
Zoom and Teams recordings
They come out as MP4. This is the shortest path from that file to minutes.
Phone video
A talk, a class, an interview filmed on a phone. Straight from the gallery.
Screen recordings
A demo or a walkthrough turns into a written script you can edit.
Questions
Start with your own recording
Drop the MP4 and get the text. We read the audio track inside it — no converting, no extracting, no extra software.