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Transcribe a meeting or an interview
A recorded meeting is useless until someone has to find the one sentence where the decision was made. A transcript makes that a search instead of a re-listen.
Upload the recording, get the text, and keep the part that matters.
Transcribe for free60 minutes a month at no cost, no card and no sign-up to try it.
How it works
- Export the recordingMost conferencing tools let you save the meeting audio. Any MP3, WAV, M4A or OGG file works.
- Upload and transcribeThe transcript comes back punctuated and split into paragraphs rather than as a single block.
- Summarise itWith an account you can also turn the transcript into a summary or a written piece with the content tools.
Interviews
For journalists and researchers the value is in the quote: the exact wording, not a paraphrase from memory. Having the interview as text means you can search a term and find every time it came up.
Interviews recorded over a call transcribe better than ones recorded in a café — background noise costs accuracy.
What it does not do
It does not label who is speaking. You get a continuous transcript, not a dialogue split by speaker, so for a four-person meeting expect to add the names yourself.
It also does not join a call on its own: you record the meeting with whatever tool you already use, then upload the file.
Frequent questions
Does it separate speakers?
No. The transcript is continuous text; it does not identify who said what.
Can it transcribe a meeting live?
Live transcription exists for streams and is part of the Pro plan. For a normal meeting, record it and upload the file.
How accurate is it?
Clear audio transcribes very well. Accuracy drops with crosstalk, background noise and voices far from the microphone.