Get the words from a voice memo, interview excerpt or video, then edit and save them.
One audio or video file · Up to 50 MB and 10 minutes
Your recording stays on this device. No account required.
Turn a short spoken update into text for your notes. Play the recording while correcting names and punctuation, then copy the finished wording or save a TXT file. Use Reset text to return to the initial transcript.
Need a shorter passage? Cut audio. For timed captions, open Add Subtitles to Video. Browse all free tools.
Choose one audio or video file up to 50 MB and 10 minutes. Try browser-readable MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, Ogg, Opus, MP4, MOV or WebM with mono or stereo audio. Codec support varies by browser; a filename extension alone does not guarantee compatibility.
No. You can select the video directly. The tool reads its audio locally and returns text; it does not produce a new video or change the original recording.
Choose English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean or Chinese. Choose the language being spoken, not a translation language. Recognition quality varies with the recording and language.
Transcription, editing, copying and TXT download are free without an account. The speech model downloads on first use, but your recording is processed on your device. Processing speed depends on the device, model download and recording length.
Listen to the source and edit the text, especially names and unclear words. Reset text restores the initial recognized text. This page does not identify speakers, translate or summarize. Use Add Subtitles to Video for timed captions and SRT/VTT output.
Copy or download the TXT before leaving, refreshing or choosing another file. Nothing is saved as a cloud project. You can cancel a run and retry; an earlier transcript remains available if a repeated run is cancelled or fails.