Transcribe MP3 files into editable, punctuation-aware text online. Upload the audio or record it live, review the timestamped transcript, then export TXT, SRT or plain text — free to start, files cleared after the task.
Manual translation, hired voice actors, days of waiting. Creators and teams lose time and money on every single video.
Skip the old workflowI have a two-hour meeting recording and only one afternoon to turn it into readable minutes.
Phone interviews came back as MP3 and I need searchable, quotable text — not a summary.
The podcast episode needs both a text version for the site and an SRT for the video upload.
Upload, pick languages, and let the AI handle the rest. No software to install.
A few clicks, that is all.
A few clicks, that is all.
A few clicks, that is all.
A few clicks, that is all.
MP3 is the format most audio arrives in: phone call recordings, voice memos, podcast masters, meeting captures, interview tapes. Turning one into text is a single step here. Upload the file, pick the spoken language, and you get an editable transcript with automatic sentence segmentation, punctuation and timestamps — which is what makes the difference between a wall of text and something you can actually work with, because you can click a line and hear that exact moment again. Accuracy reaches up to 98% on clean audio; a call recorded through a laptop microphone at the far end of a meeting room will not come close to that, and long stretches of crosstalk are the usual failure case. Long files are segmented automatically so multi-hour recordings do not need cutting first. Export TXT or plain text for minutes and articles, SRT if the audio is going back onto video, and translate into 67+ languages if the transcript is for another market. 1 credit per minute of audio, 20 free at sign-up.
Voice memos, call captures, lecture recordings and meeting audio are all normal inputs. Both audio and video containers are accepted, so you do not have to separate the tracks first.
The transcript is timestamped, so verifying a quote or checking a number takes one click instead of scrubbing through an hour of audio. Long files stay in one timeline.
TXT and plain text for minutes, articles and show notes; SRT when the audio belongs to a video; 67+ language translation when the transcript is going to another market.
Upload the MP3, choose the spoken language and start the task. You get an editable transcript with punctuation and timestamps, exportable as TXT, plain text or SRT. It costs 1 credit per minute of audio, and signing up starts you with 20 free credits plus a daily free allowance.
Up to 98% on clean audio — a single speaker, little background noise, decent microphone. Accuracy falls off with call-line compression, overlapping speakers, strong accents and music underneath the voice. Timestamps let you jump straight to the passages you need to verify rather than re-reading the whole file.
Yes. Multi-hour files are segmented automatically, the timeline stays continuous, and there is no need to split the audio beforehand. Progress is visible while it runs, and the finished task stays in your history so you can re-export without paying twice.
No — the transcript comes out as one continuous, timestamped text, which is what most note-taking, quoting and subtitling workflows need. It is not a who-said-what report, so for multi-speaker recordings you will still assign names to the turns while editing.
WAV, M4A, AAC and FLAC, plus video files such as MP4, MOV, MKV and WebM if the audio is still inside a video container. You can also record directly into the browser with the microphone instead of uploading anything.
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