Transcribe audio into editable text

Turn podcasts, interviews, lessons, and voice notes into text you can check against the recording.

Drop an audio or video file here, or click to browse

.mp3, .wav, .m4a, .aac, .flac

How to turn audio into text

  1. 1

    Choose a recording

    Upload a file and select the language spoken in it.

  2. 2

    Review the words

    Use timestamps to replay a passage and save corrections.

  3. 3

    Download a transcript

    Select the original text and export TXT or Word (DOCX).

Upload window with an English WAV file and English selected as the spoken language

Set the language of your recording

The upload window shows the selected file and its spoken language. For an interview with several voices, switch on speaker identification before transcription.

Editor showing an English transcript and a timestamp

Check names and quotes against the audio

Timestamps take you to the relevant point in the recording. Replay an unfamiliar name or quoted line, then correct its text in the editor.

Export panel with DOCX and the original English transcript selected

Plain text or a timestamped Word document

TXT: Read the spoken words in order as plain text for notes or quotations.

Word (DOCX): Keep timestamps and any existing speaker labels for review and comments in Word.

Find the line you need in your next recording

Quote an interview accurately or return to a key point from a lesson in the transcript.