Voice recorder audio
Many recorders save in WAV format. Transcribe interviews and lectures directly after recording.
Upload WAV recordings from voice recorders or meeting devices and convert them to text.
Transcribe audio to text
Up to 60 min, max 1 GB. Supports MP3, WAV, and other audio formats
WAV transcript
Upload a WAV recording and get a timestamped transcript. Click any sentence to replay that moment and verify details.
Use cases
WAV files are commonly produced by recording devices and professional software, usually with good audio quality.
Many recorders save in WAV format. Transcribe interviews and lectures directly after recording.
Transcribe recordings from meeting systems for minutes and decision tracking.
Export voice tracks from editing software and transcribe them for script review or subtitles.
How it works
Works on desktop and mobile. No software installation or format conversion required.
Select a WAV file from your device or drag it into the upload area. Other audio formats work too.
Click Start Transcribing and the system converts speech to text.
Use timestamps to replay and verify details, then copy the transcript.
Transcription tips
WAV files can be large and use various encodings. Checking these points before uploading helps avoid issues.
WAV is uncompressed, so files are much larger than MP3. Be patient while uploading.
If processing fails, re-export as standard WAV or MP3 from your audio software.
Cut out the sections you need and transcribe them separately for faster processing.
Double-check names, numbers, and technical terms by replaying the relevant timestamps.
More formats
FAQs
Yes. You can upload WAV files and transcribe them without signing up.
No. This page uses WAV as an example, but you can also upload MP3, FLAC, OGG, and other common audio formats without converting them first.
The maximum supported WAV duration is 60 minutes per file. For longer audio, trim the sections you need or split it into shorter files before uploading.
Most will. WAV supports different internal encodings, and rare encodings may fail. Re-export as standard WAV or MP3 if needed.
Not necessarily. Transcription accuracy depends on clear speech and low background noise, not the file format.
Not yet. You can view the transcript with timestamps and copy the full text. SRT export is not currently supported.
Click on the text to replay the audio and edit the result directly. Background noise, unclear speech, or multiple overlapping speakers may reduce accuracy.
If you encounter an issue or have a feature request, email [email protected] or submit feedback using the button below.
Upload MP4, MOV, or other video files, or paste video links from platforms like TikTok and YouTube to transcribe the audio.