Upload audio or video files and get accurate transcripts with speaker labels and timestamps. Exports are available in TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT, and VTT.
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Compressed speech from podcasts, voice notes, and shared recordings belongs on the MP3 to text guide, while clean studio audio and research recordings are better covered by WAV to text or FLAC to text.
Video workflows usually need export decisions after transcription. Start with MP4 to text or MOV to text, then decide whether the result should become SRT subtitles, VTT captions, or an editable DOCX transcript.
Once your file is transcribed, the next step depends on how you will use it. If you need captions, compare SRT vs VTT; if a team needs to edit the text, use the DOCX export guide; if you only need lightweight text for search or automation, choose TXT export.
Choose a file type to see best practices and export tips.
Common compressed audio format used for podcasts and recordings.
View MP3 guideApple-friendly audio container common on iPhone and macOS.
View M4A guideUncompressed audio with high fidelity.
View WAV guideLossless compressed audio for high fidelity.
View FLAC guideOpen audio container often used for web recordings.
View OGG guideApple's uncompressed audio format.
View AIFF guideCommon video container; audio is extracted automatically.
View MP4 guideApple QuickTime video format often used on macOS.
View MOV guideUpload audio or video, then export in TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT, or VTT.
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