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Transcribe audio to text

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Answer: choose an audio or video file, select the spoken language, and create a timestamped text draft you can copy or download.

An audio waveform transformed into a timestamped text document
Transcription turns speech into a draft; review it before treating it as a final record.
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Drop an audio or video file here, or tap to choose a file
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Transcript

Treat the output as a draft and check names, numbers, accents, overlapping speech, and background music.

How to transcribe audio to text

  1. Choose an audio or video file.
  2. Select the spoken language or keep Auto-detect.
  3. Run transcription and wait for the timestamped result.
  4. Copy the text or download TXT, SRT, or VTT.

What needs review

Names and numbers are easy to mishear. Strong accents, overlapping speakers, distant microphones, and music over speech can also change words. Compare important lines with the original recording before publishing or quoting them.

Which format should I export?

TXT is useful for notes, SRT is suited to caption timelines, and VTT works well with web video players.

Related tools

For a voice memo workflow, see voice memo to text. For MP3 files, see MP3 to text.