Transcribe English audio or video into text. Review punctuation and optional timestamps, then copy your transcript or export TXT and SRT files.
[00:00] Thanks for taking the time to talk with us today. Could you start by telling us how the project began? It started three years ago as a small side project. [00:12] At first there were just two of us, working evenings and weekends.
Review every transcript against the recording. Audio quality, accents, overlapping speech, background noise, names, and jargon can cause errors.
Review transcripts in English against the recording. Accents, noise, and overlapping speech can cause errors.
Timestamps are optional. Turn them on for subtitles, off when you want clean prose to paste straight into a document.
Ten minutes of audio on the free tier, no card. Paid plans raise that allowance — Starter to 120 minutes a month and Creator to 600.
MP3, WAV, M4A and MP4 up to 25 MB. Video files are accepted too — the audio track is what gets transcribed.
Timestamps are a toggle rather than an extra step, and a transcript can be downloaded as plain text or as an SRT subtitle file.
Yes. Sentences come back with punctuation and capitalisation already applied, so the text is readable without a clean-up pass.
Commercial usage rights are included on every paid plan, which covers client work, published subtitles and anything you republish.