Free transcription tools — convert speech to text, generate captions, and transcribe audio files locally in your browser.
Transcription tools — speech-to-text from MP3/WAV/M4A/FLAC, YouTube transcripts from URLs, and meeting-minutes generation. Whisper-grade accuracy with on-device options; recordings stay yours.
Clean up messy audio transcript dumps into readable articles or scripts with AI — paste raw text, pick article or script format. Podcasters turn 5,000 garbled words into publishable copy — 1 credit per cleanup.
Restructure raw video transcript logs into scripts, articles, or outlines with AI — paste the dump, pick a format. YouTubers convert a 20-minute video log into a blog post in one pass — 1 credit per cleanup.
Fetch captions from any public YouTube video by URL or ID — lectures, podcasts, interviews — with AI analysis of the transcript. Students revise a 40-minute lecture in minutes — 1 credit per video, sign in free.
Turn a full podcast episode into a text transcript with AI speech recognition — upload MP3, WAV, or M4A and get searchable text. Hosts convert a 30-minute show into show notes — 1 credit per minute.
Dictate live with real-time browser speech recognition and interim results — meetings, lectures, notes. Capture a 30-minute talk as editable text — free to start, transcript saves unlimited.
Turn raw meeting notes into structured minutes — attendees, decisions, action items with owners, and follow-ups. Managers convert 30 lines of chaos into a shareable record in one click — 1 credit per generation.
Works offline after first load · Pro unlocks 500-file batches and 2GB files
Whisper-grade models hit 90–95% on clear audio; heavy accents, crosstalk, and background noise lower that. Review the editable transcript — timestamps make corrections fast.
Long files are chunked automatically — hour-long meetings and lectures transcribe in segments that stitch into one timestamped document.
1 credit per minute of audio, counted after processing completes. Failed or empty uploads don't consume credits.
Yes — paste the link to pull captions or transcribe the audio track directly, then export as text, SRT, or meeting minutes.