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Audio and video to text

Meetings, interviews, lectures, podcasts, videos: a transcript with times and speakers, ready to edit, to subtitle, or to turn into minutes.

Billed by use: an hour of recording is usually a few credits.

A real run

What was entered

Recording (AI narration made on this site)

What came back, unedited

00:00 Most people think good coffee starts with expensive beans. 00:05 It starts with water. 00:06 A cup is about ninetyeight percent water. 00:09 Hard tap water full of minerals flattens the taste; 00:13 very soft water makes it sour. 00:16 Use filtered water heated to around ninetythree degrees Celsius. 00:21 Grind the beans just before brewing. 00:24 Those two changes cost almost nothing. 00:28 They make more difference than a new machine.

Run on 2026-10-18 through this page’s own request, once per language; nothing edited.

How it works

  1. 1Upload a recording or a video; long files are fine.
  2. 2Wait while it is read: a minute or two per half hour of sound.
  3. 3Fix any word in place, name the speakers, then export or keep working on it.

Questions

Which languages?
Chinese (including common dialects), English, Japanese, Korean and the major European languages are read well; the transcript stays in the language spoken.
How accurate are the times?
To about a second, per sentence. Good for finding a passage and for subtitles; check the subtitles against the video before publishing.
Is my recording kept?
The file is stored in your account so it can be read, and the transcript is saved to your library; neither is published or shared.
Can it make minutes or a summary?
Open the transcript in the document workbench and ask for minutes, a summary or action items; every change is shown before it lands.

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