Audio to text
Audio to text for recordings you need to use again
Upload recordings, podcasts, interviews, classes, or voice notes and turn them into searchable transcripts you can edit, summarize, translate, and export.
Use cases
Where this workflow helps
Meeting recordings
Turn calls, interviews, and discussions into searchable notes and action items.
Podcast repurposing
Convert long audio into show notes, article drafts, quotes, and caption starters.
Study archives
Keep classes, lectures, and voice notes as editable material you can search later.
How it works
From source media to reusable text
Search visitors need to know what happens after the first click. This workflow keeps the path clear from import to transcript to export.
Upload audio
Choose a local audio file, confirm language settings, and create a transcription task.
Review the transcript
Read transcript segments with timestamps so you can find the moments that need review.
Summarize, translate, export
Turn the transcript into notes, subtitle files, translations, or clean text documents.
FAQ
Questions people ask before starting
What audio files can I upload?
EasyScribe is built for common audio files such as MP3, WAV, M4A, and similar recording formats. You can choose a language or use automatic detection.
Can I use the transcript for subtitles?
Yes. Audio transcripts keep timestamped segments that can be exported as SRT or VTT when you need captions or subtitle drafts.
What happens after transcription?
You can edit the transcript, create an AI summary, translate it, and export TXT, Markdown, SRT, or VTT files.