Audio and video in one workflow
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, or MOV without converting the file or choosing between two versions of the same transcriber.
Convert MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A, and MOV files into timestamped, speaker-labelled text with downloadable TXT and SRT exports.
Bring your own interview, voice memo, meeting, webinar, or creator footage and leave with searchable, editable text from one upload workflow.
Upload your audio or video file inside the private transcription workflow.
Choose a file An account is required. Supported files upload to user-specific private storage.Select an MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, or MOV file you own or have permission to process.
The file uploads to private user storage, and Content Tools processes its spoken audio into timed, speaker-labelled text.
Check names, numbers, jargon, and important quotations against the recording, then download TXT or SRT.
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, or MOV without converting the file or choosing between two versions of the same transcriber.
Diarization separates likely speakers, while timestamps make interviews, meetings, and footage easier to scan, quote, and edit.
Export TXT for research and writing or SRT for captions, then continue into clip finding, notes, summaries, or authorized repurposing.
Attach supported audio or video, ask for speaker-labelled text, and keep the transcript available for the rest of your AI workflow.
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The upload transcriber supports MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, and MOV files. Video files must contain a compatible, usable audio track.
Open the upload transcriber, attach the file, and start transcription. Both formats use the same workflow and return timestamped text plus TXT and SRT downloads.
The workflow uses speaker diarization to label likely speaker changes. Treat the labels as a helpful draft and verify them when speakers sound similar or talk over one another.
This workflow transcribes the spoken audio track. It does not promise OCR of on-screen text, visual scene descriptions, or identification of people shown in the video.
Accuracy is strongest with clear voices, limited background noise, and little overlap. Proper nouns, uncommon terminology, numbers, music-heavy sections, and low-quality recordings deserve manual review.
Uploads use user-specific private storage rather than a public media bucket. You should still avoid uploading confidential material unless you are authorized to process it.
Yes. Download SRT for a timed subtitle starting point or TXT when you need clean editable prose.