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Yes. Free to start with no card: you get 3 transcripts a day, up to 30 minutes each. Sign up in 10 seconds with Google or email to save your transcript and run more than 3 a day when you need it.
You can drop a file and start transcribing right away. Sign up in 10 seconds with Google or email to save your transcript in your account and run more than 3 transcription jobs per day. Free to start, no card.
Audio and transcripts live in your account until you delete them. We wipe files from active systems within 7 days and from backups within 90 days. We do not train on your audio.
We hit about 99% on clean audio in English and major European languages. Accuracy drops on heavy accents or overlapping speakers, but you can edit inline and export the fix in seconds. No retraining needed.
Audio MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, OPUS, AIFF. Video MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV, AVI, WMV. You can also paste a YouTube, Google Drive, or Dropbox link instead of uploading.
Most one-hour files finish in 2 to 5 minutes. A ten-hour recording usually takes under 30 minutes. We process files in parallel so a queue of uploads does not stack up.
Yes. SRT and VTT are one click away, with word-level timestamps. You can also export DOCX with speaker labels, PDF for sharing, or plain TXT if you just want the text.
Handheld recorder clips with clear questions and answers are a strong match. Wind noise, sirens, or crowded rooms still produce a useful first draft, but you should verify quotes before publication.
Yes. Use Chrome or Edge, upload the file or paste a link, and download the transcript from the browser. Nothing to install locally.
Uploads in dozens of languages work the same way. Major languages on clean audio track close to English; rare dialects may need a lighter edit pass.
Each file can be up to 30 minutes and 1 GB on Free. Most one-hour recordings still finish in a few minutes of processing time on Pro. The free tier limits daily job starts; Pro removes that cap and supports much larger files.
Yes. PDF is meant for sharing a read-only version, while DOCX remains better if collaborators need to edit. Pick the format that matches how the newsroom or client wants to review it.