🎵 Audio
🎬 Video
⏱ Timestamps
📝 SRT/VTT subtitles
🌐 English translation
Drag & drop audio or video here, or
MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, MP4, MKV, MOV, WebM — up to 2 GB
Audio & video → text with timestamps: TXT, SRT, VTT, JSON — in a couple of minutes
Drag & drop audio or video here, or
MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, MP4, MKV, MOV, WebM — up to 2 GB
MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, MP4, MKV, MOV, WebM — speech recognition with timestamps in 20 languages
Ready-made subtitle files for YouTube, editing and video players + clean TXT and JSON for automation
Speech in any language → English text right away. Plus live progress and a 30-day personal library
Upload an MP3, WAV or any other audio file to TranscribeIt — the service recognizes speech and returns text with timestamps. Free, no software, no registration.
Upload an MP4, MKV, MOV or WebM video — the service extracts the audio track itself and turns speech into text with timestamps.
After transcription, download the result as SRT or VTT — a subtitle file with timestamps ready for YouTube, editing or any video player.
20 languages including English, Russian and Ukrainian, plus automatic language detection.
Yes, enable the translation option — the service recognizes speech in any supported language and outputs English text right away.
Yes, transcription is completely free, with no hidden fees, file limits or watermarks.
No, everything runs in the browser. Registration is optional, but after signing in your finished transcriptions are kept in your library for 30 days.
Upload a recording of a podcast, lecture, interview or call — you get the full text with timestamps that is easy to quote and search.
Yes, the service shows live progress in percent, and processing continues on the server even if you refresh the page.
Up to 2 GB per file — enough for multi-hour recordings of calls, webinars and podcasts.
Processing happens locally on the author's server; guest files are automatically deleted after an hour, files saved to the library — after 30 days.
Yes, enable timestamps — the JSON export contains per-word timing, while SRT and VTT carry phrase-level timestamps.