Upload an MP3 and get an accurate transcript with punctuation and timestamps. Ideal for podcasts, audiobooks, sermons, lectures and recorded interviews.
Once the transcript is ready you can copy it straight into Word or Google Docs, or download a TXT file. Timestamps make it easy to find the exact moment a quote was said in the original recording.
Even compressed 32–64 kbps MP3s, common for audiobooks and old podcasts, transcribe well because speech sits in a narrow frequency range that survives compression.
Drop a video or audio file, or paste a public link. Choose the spoken language or let us detect it.
Our speech recognition turns speech into punctuated text with timestamps. Most files finish in minutes.
Copy the text, or download TXT, SRT and VTT subtitles. Your media file is deleted automatically.
Usually several times faster than real time. A one-hour MP3 typically takes around 10–15 minutes.
It will try, but the model is built for speech. Sung lyrics over loud music are much less accurate than spoken words.
Yes. Transcripts include capital letters, commas, full stops and question marks.