Subtitles ready for video
Download .srt, the format YouTube, Premiere, CapCut and DaVinci expect.
MP3 to text
Upload the MP3 exactly as it left the recorder. Get back text with a timestamp on every line.
Clean text to read
Download .txt or .vtt when the destination is a script, a post or a web player.
91 languages
With automatic detection. US, UK and Australian English are separate options.
10 file formats
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC, MP4, MOV, WEBM and MKV, up to 5 GB each.
Subtitle editor built in
Fix a word, change the font and export the video with the captions burned in.
The file stays yours
The transcript sits in your account and nobody else sees it. Delete it whenever.
MP3 to text
MP3 is where almost everything ends up: a phone recorder, an exported episode, audio pulled off a stream. It's compressed, so the thing that matters is the bitrate — from 128 kbps up the speech is well defined and transcription has room to spare. Below that it still works, but the mic needed to be close to whoever was talking.
- No converting firstGoes up as it is, up to 5 GB.
- A whole episodeTwo hours in a single upload.
- Comes out captionable.srt and .vtt with timings, or plain .txt.
Three steps and the text is yours
Nothing to install, no plugin, no converting the file first.
- 1
Upload the file
Audio or video, up to 5 GB. If it's video we only read the audio track — no need to extract anything first.
- 2
Pick the language
Or leave it on Detect. Pinning the language pays off when the audio is short, noisy or switches between two languages.
- 3
Download the text
It runs in the background and you can close the tab. When it's done it shows up in your list, ready to download.
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